Master [Landscape Architecture] From Victoria University of Wellington

As our experiences, exposure and appreciation of our living environment differ greatly, you will become critically objective and environmentally mindful in your approach to landscape architecture.

Our courses will prepare you to address connections of environmental, social, economic and cultural significance, design impact and decision making. Through a series of conceptual design projects, testing and reflection, refining and presentation you will learn to master these skills and utilise them in your design-based research thesis.

Be part of creating a better outdoor built environment. Get the knowledge and skills to combine the creative design process with science, to influence human interaction with the landscape. Study how the designed landscape is connected to and impacts society, the economy, culture and sustainability.

You'll gain an expert understanding of key design practices and issues, and the effective use of design strategies through all stages of the design process. You'll also learn about the legal and ethical obligations of the professional landscape architect.

Learn to be critically objective and environmentally mindful in your approach to landscape architecture. Study, question and test ideals and theories as you work towards completing your design-based research thesis.