Courses

Our undergraduate courses are integrated masters programmes. You will spend three years studying landscape architecture to gain a BA or BSc degree.

If you decide to continue your training in landscape architecture you will work in a practice for your fourth year before returning for the fifth year MLA.

This also gives Licentiate status, or license-holder, at the Landscape Institute.

Single honours courses

Dual honours courses

We also offer, in partnership with the School of Architecture, the only fully accredited dual degree in Architecture and Landscape in the UK.

Foundation year

We also offer a degree in Landscape Architecture with a Foundation Year BA, in partnership with the Department for Lifelong Learning, specially designed for mature learners who have been out of formal education for an extended period of time.

Study abroad

International study

Landscape students can only go abroad for one semester; the first semester of the third or fifth year.

Study abroad partner universities

What our students say

You can come at Landscape Architecture from so many angles; that's what makes it such an interesting profession

Abel McLinden Landscape Architecture BSc

Abel was torn between studying Geography or Architecture at university. He found Landscape Architecture to be the perfect middle ground.

You feel like you can have a lasting impact on an area and the people who live there

Amy Lagnado Landscape Architecture BA

Amy didn't see herself as a creative person, but her degree taught her that everyone has an artistic streak in them.

The Arts Tower studio gives a real buzz to the course

Martin Lee Landscape Architecture BA, MLA

In school, Martin was always encouraged to push and pursue creative boundaries. While studying at Sheffield, he has gained invaluable experience of sharing his own ideas with clients and staff.

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