Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Honours)
UNSW
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About
Be equipped to shape the open spaces of the future as cities grapple with contemporary issues such as urbanisation, migration, sustainability and climate change. This degree combines studies in design, technology and engineering to give you the theoretical and practical knowledge needed for the implementation of landscape design at site, urban and regional scales.
Learn how to rejuvenate the urban environment and design public spaces that are safe, beautiful, healthy and vibrant.
Read about the Faculty of Arts, Design & Architecture.
The degree includes 90 days professional work experience, giving you a foundation of industry contacts and practical experience.
ATAR Profile: Some UNSW offers were issued based on the UNSW Gateway Early Conditional Offer Scheme with a lower ATAR entry requirement. Refer to the Admissions Information for a complete ATAR profile by degree.
Areas of study
Communication, design studio, ecological processes, environmental technology and practice, history and theory, landscape engineering principles, plants and design.
Career opportunities
Landscape architect in private practice, landscape technical officer, project manager or strategic planner in local or state government, landscape planning and management specialist, designer with a landscape construction company.
Professional recognition
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Honours) is fully accredited by the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects.
Practical experience
Minimum 90 days of approved practical experience before the final term of the program.
Fees and charges
Refer to UNSW current fee information.
Admission criteria
Applicants with recent secondary education
Recommended studies: Design and Technology, English Advanced, Geography, Visual Arts.
All applicants
Optional portfolio: Demonstrate your passions and skills alongside your ATAR. Depending on your preferred degree, you'll complete either a critical reflection or a portfolio, with successful applicants receiving an early conditional offer with an adjusted ATAR entry requirement for their preferred degree. See more information about UNSW Admission Pathways.
Also refer to UNSW general admission criteria.
Student profile
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Further information
View all details of this course on the UNSW website.
The academic content of all programs is subject to routine review.
Course updates
Courses are added and cancelled throughout the admissions year and course details are subject to change. Check the course search regularly.
Double degree options
Double degree options are available in a number of UNSW courses. For further information, visit the UNSW Sydney website.
Honours at UNSW
Studying honours offers a chance to develop your research and professional skills guided by staff who are passionate about research and the development of new researchers. Honours is an integral component of many UNSW courses or may be offered as an additional year of study to meritorious students.