The Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA) at the University of Greenwich is designed for graduates who wish to advance their expertise and pursue a career as a professional landscape architect. This postgraduate qualification addresses the critical intersection of design, ecology, and sustainability, preparing you to navigate the complex social and environmental processes fundamental to modern urbanism. You will explore contemporary theories of landscape, plant technologies, and professional practice, gaining the technical and theoretical grounding required to excel in this creative field. Whether you are building upon an existing design background or seeking a career change, this course provides the rigorous academic framework necessary to succeed.
Studied full-time on campus over two years, the programme delivers a hands-on learning experience within a dedicated building featuring design studios and digital workshops. You will develop your skills through modules such as landscape design, design research methodologies, and advanced landscape representation, culminating in a comprehensive masters project. By working alongside experienced practitioners and academics, you will engage with real-world briefs and technical challenges. Upon graduation, you will be well-positioned to pursue professional pathways in landscape architecture and urban design, having completed a route accredited by the Landscape Institute that supports your journey toward becoming a Chartered Landscape Architect.