Master of Landscape Architecture

Course Overview The Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA I) is a professional degree designed to prepare future leaders in landscape architecture through inclusive, interdisciplinary, and design-led learning. The programme equips students to address global challenges such as urban regeneration, ecological resilience, infrastructure design, and social and cultural landscapes through creative, project-based approaches. Key Program Highlights Professional MLA degree preparing graduates for leadership roles in landscape architecture. Inclusive and interdisciplinary design methodologies focused on global and societal challenges. Strong emphasis on project-based, studio-led learning. Exploration of urban landscapes, ecological systems, and social justice. Develops creative, strategic, and technical skills for contemporary landscape practice.