Landscape Architecture (Taught)

Reasons to choose Kingston

• The course can form the route to the professional Pathway to Chartership, an online tool measured against the LI Chartership syllabus.

• The University has established local, European and international networks and the location offers opportunities for contemporary design projects.

• You will work closely with architecture students in an art school environment using purpos-designed architecture studios, designed by Stirling Prize-winning architects Haworth Tompkins.

About this course
This course comprises a conversion year followed by a masters year and includes study visits and opportunities to collaborate on live projects with client and community engagement and working with experienced practitioners on site. Design is at the heart of this course, with projects reflecting future opportunities for a landscape architect and forming part of your personal portfolio. Live design projects will be reviewed by clients and may be the subject of community consultation. All design reviews are performed with the participation of leading landscape architects among the critics.

Example modules

• Landscape Architecture: Portfolio

• Landscape Architecture Professional Practice: Design & Making

• Landscape Architecture: Reading, Research and Narrative

For a full list of modules please visit the Kingston University course webpage.