A Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA) is a degree that prepares students to work in landscape architecture. Landscape architects design public and private spaces, including parks, gardens, and residential areas.
What you'll study
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Problem-solving
Students develop skills to address issues like climate change, urban densification, and resource scarcity
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Design
Students work on projects that address the role of landscape in cities of the future
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Collaboration
Students work with experts in urban design and award-winning design studios
Where to study Wageningen University, Ghent University, Arizona State University - Tempe, University of Massachusetts - Amherst, and Harvard University.
Career opportunities Work in public and private sectors, Work in not-for-profit organizations, Work on climate change mitigation and adaptation, and Work on community development.
What landscape architects do
- Design attractive and functional spaces
- Plan the location of buildings, roads, walkways, flowers, shrubs, and trees
- Help select materials, styles, textures, and colors for landscape projects