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It explores analytical and creative approaches to design and introduces how the fundamental components of landscape design-landform, vegetation, water and hard material-are used to create places that benefit both people and nature.
This one-year course is research-led, introducing advanced knowledge in landscape architecture. You’ll explore different aspects of the discipline, learn advanced academic and professional skills and write a dissertation on a landscape topic that matters to you.
Jan 21, 2013 · As a Sheffield Graduate you develop a proficiency in design, and understand the cultural, social and ecological drivers that underpin successful landscapes. Our courses equip students with...
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All applications to our courses should be made through UCAS. Browse our courses Each year we have more applications than places for our courses, so please take time to ensure your application fully reflects your interest in the profession and your elected course. We pay particular attention to the personal statement section of the application and i...
You will be asked to submit an electronic portfolio so we can assess your visual and creative skills and potential before we make an offer. For information about what your portfolio could include, as well as ideas and inspiration, please click on the link below. View full portfolio guidance It is helpful if this includes some observational sketches...
If you are taking an art or design-based course please include work recently completed or work in progress. We understand that some of your work may be unavailable to you due to assessment procedures, so just include what you can. We welcome design and technology portfolios, though please supplement the design research and process work with freehan...
If you are not currently studying an art or design course please include examples of any creative work that you have completed recently or in the past. We especially appreciate examples of freehand observational sketching, so even if you have not had any formal training, get a pencil out and have a go. If you feel you are inexperienced in drawing y...
You’ll learn about the history and theory of landscapes, develop visual and IT skills and tackle a broad range of design projects. The second year gives you the opportunity to specialise in landscape planning, design or management, or to take a cross-cutting approach combining more than one aspect.
This three-year undergraduate degree offers you a broad training in landscape architecture - the planning, design and management of urban and rural landscapes - with a special focus on planning.
