Landscape Architecture MLA (LI accredited)

This two-year ‘conversion course', accredited by the Landscape Institute, is aimed at graduates and professionals from disciplines including architecture, spatial design and ecology who can bring their knowledge, expertise, inquiry and creativity to the expanding field of landscape architecture. It is designed to engage with the interdisciplinary nature of contemporary landscape practice and research, as well as new opportunities for creative collaboration and co-production.

Interdisciplinary co-creation, collaboration and peer review.
MLA teaching is integrated with existing landscape programmes at Kingston, including PG Diploma Landscape Architecture (LI professional accreditation) and MA Landscape & Urbanism.
Fast track workshops: from the start of the course-'total immersion' approach to the key knowledge, skills and techniques of Landscape Architecture, through a carefully choreographed sequence of workshop charrettes, led by specialist practitioners.
Studio focus and 'thinking through making' in the Kingston School of Art 3D workshop.
Guest critics from across the profession including alumni, and from across the academy.
Landscape Interface Studio live projects as current and appropriate.
Site and study visits.
Professional network introductions.
International academic network.
Free student membership of the Landscape Institute.

Here you'll find the entry requirements for this course. Please read them carefully as they are very important for your application.

The minimum entry qualifications for the programme are:

good honours degree (minimum 2.2)
and/or professional experience and a qualification in a related discipline such as Architecture, Spatial Design, Engineering, Ecology, or Geography.

This course is accredited by the Landscape Institute (LI) and is the route to the professional Pathway to Chartership of the Landscape Institute (P2C).