Landscape and Wellbeing - MSc

You will develop expertise in an area of rapidly growing international interest and recognition.

You will have access to leading international experts in the field and the latest research methods.

You will study alongside colleagues from a range of related professions and disciplines.

You may select optional courses which best suit your interests and which draw on expertise across the University of Edinburgh.

You will participate in site-based learning, taking advantage of Scotland’s rich natural heritage and resources.

The degree will deepen your engagement with landscape and wellbeing. More specifically, it will prepare you for work in sectors including landscape architecture, planning, public health, human geography, horticulture and ecology. It may also prepare you for doctoral-level research.

If you'd like to study on a postgraduate programme at Edinburgh College of Art, you must apply through EUCLID, our online application system. You can find out how to do this on the University of Edinburgh website, where you'll also be able to:

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