The Landscape Architecture, MA at the University of Greenwich is a postgraduate qualification designed for students who aspire to become professional landscape architects capable of addressing the complex challenges of contemporary urbanism. You will explore critical processes such as shifting economic agendas, extreme environmental events, and the transformation of urban infrastructures, gaining the expertise to design resilient public spaces. By engaging with landscape, agriculture, and infrastructure projects both in the UK and abroad, you will develop a sophisticated understanding of the field. This course provides the academic rigour and creative vision necessary to excel in a demanding global profession.
Studied full-time on campus over one year, this programme is delivered through intensive design studio sessions at our Stockwell Street building, supported by technical and theoretical seminars. You will work alongside academics and practitioners to master design research methodologies, landscape representation, and advanced landscape design, culminating in a final design project and thesis. Through research visits to iconic sites like the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, you will bridge the gap between theory and practice. You will graduate prepared for successful careers in landscape architecture, urban design, and planning, following in the footsteps of alumni who have shaped major international projects.