The Institute of Landscape Architecture offers a wide range of elective and required courses for the Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning and the Master of Science in Landscape Architecture, as well as for the Master of Science in Landscape and Regional Planning and related architecture programs. The Bachelor's program prepares students for the diverse professional practice in landscape architecture. The focus is on the fundamentals of spatial design, presentation, communication, and design methodologies, a foundation in construction and vegetation technology, planting planning, and a basic understanding of history and garden conservation.
For students wishing to pursue a Master's degree, seminars and projects offer the opportunity to develop a broad understanding of interrelationships and gain insights into current research topics at the institute and international fields. Building upon the foundational knowledge acquired in the Bachelor's program, the Master's program provides the chance to refine one's professional profile and critical awareness.
Here you will find the current course catalog of the Faculty of Architecture and Landscape.
