Master of Landscape Architecture

Yes, the Master of Landscape Architecture (course code 25550) is accredited by the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA). Following completion of the course and graduation, graduates will be required to complete two years full-time or part-time equivalent experience working as a Landscape Architect before becoming eligible to apply for Registration as a Landscape Architect in Australia via the Mentorship Pathway.

The Master of Landscape Architecture is offered in two modes: Coursework only, or Coursework and Dissertation. In the Coursework mode, students choose either a series of option units covering a range of topics or a specialisation in a related area of expertise such as Environmental Planning or Urban Design. In the Coursework and Dissertation mode, students pursue an independent research project of their choice in addition to core studies.

Students can choose from several focus areas including Building Information Modelling, Environmental Planning, Social Impact Design, and Urban Design. Alternatively, students in the Coursework only mode can opt to take a broader range of option units instead of a specific focus area.

Yes, students have the opportunity to engage in Work Integrated Learning (WIL) and placements through Practicum units. The course also provides excellent opportunities to learn from and interact with members of industry through formal classes and work placements.

Students at the School of Design have access to well-equipped facilities including studio spaces, the Design Hub (a working space with senior student mentors available for assistance), digital fabrication equipment such as plastic extrusion 3D printers, laser cutters and CNC milling machines, multiple computer labs with 24-hour access, a printmaking studio with etching presses and spray booths, multimedia production facilities, and the Cullity Gallery where students can exhibit their work.