The Bachelor of Environmental Design in Landscape Architecture at the University of Western Australia is your pathway to shaping sustainable and resilient environments. This undergraduate degree is designed for students passionate about addressing critical global issues such as climate change and biodiversity loss through innovative design and planning. You will develop a deep understanding of ecological systems, urban dynamics, and the historical and theoretical underpinnings of landscape architecture, preparing you to create impactful, long-term solutions for our natural and built worlds.
You will engage in a hands-on learning experience, studied full-time on campus over three years. The curriculum progresses through foundational studios in Level 1, focusing on structures, visualisation, and history, to more complex studios in Levels 2 and 3, integrating plant systems, management, and resolutions. You will develop essential skills in systems thinking, design, and critical analysis through project-based learning and studio work. Graduates are prepared for advanced studies or to enter professional practice, contributing to the planning and design of landscapes that benefit both communities and the planet.