Landscape architects use design and ecology to plan our external environments. Therefore, they form an essential part in our experience of living, in city squares, neighborhoods, urban forests, parks, streets, and all green infrastructure. Landscape architecture is also a profession that combines both art and science in one integrated design process. It is the profession that designs, plans and manages the shape and function of our land. Landscape architects deal with places such as parks, residential developments, all arts of campuses, gardens, commercial centers, resorts, corporate and institutional centers and waterfront developments… etc. Besides, the appreciation for historic landscapes and cultural resources enables landscape architects to undertake an essential role in preservation planning projects for local, regional and national historic sites and areas.
The objectives of the “Master in Landscape Architecture” program is to enable students to engage with the community in projects that focus on design, planning and improving the ecological and social aspects of the urban environment, with emphasis on sustainable outdoor environments, contemporary landscape design methods and application. The main three primary objectives of the program, including:
The “Master in Landscape Architecture” program is a design-led teaching and learning program that enable the students to progress towards their career, depending on integrating both the theoretical background and practical application side-by-side.
Upon graduation, graduates of the program of “Master in Landscape Architecture” will be able to:
The proposed program will prepare the students for a variety of positions and careers in the fields of landscape architecture. Landscape architects can be employed in private, public and academic organizations. The available employment opportunities cover a wide range of career options, such as:
