Master of Landscape Architecture
Equipping professionals to address complex environments and intense environmental change through urban design and climate resilience.
Best for:Best for graduates in architecture, design, geography, planning, or environmental science seeking to specialize in urban design and climate resilience.
Overview
The Master of Landscape Architecture at the University of Limerick equips students with the advanced knowledge and skills necessary to navigate complex ecological environments and intense environmental change. Operating with a local, national, and international perspective, the curriculum integrates global case studies and studio projects across varied environments. The teaching faculty brings diverse insights from regional, national, and international contexts to foster creative aptitude and critical design thinking. Students are expected to engage rigorously with studio work, critical writing, and socio-environmental problem-solving.
What you'll do
- Participate in studio projects addressing complex local and global environmental challenges
- Develop creative design solutions and visually represent urban planning concepts
- Conduct research and analysis on socio-environmental interactions and architectural concerns
- Communicate design projects through clear visual media and technical writing
- Engage with multi-disciplinary perspectives delivered by international and national faculty
Requirements
Degree required: First or second class Level 8 honours degree (NFQ or equivalent) in a related subject such as architecture, design, art, geography, environmental science, planning, ecology, horticulture, landscape, or civil engineering
Degree offered: Master of Landscape Architecture
Language: English; must satisfy the University's general English language requirements
Instruction: English
- Demonstrated creative aptitude and visual representation skills
- Ability to link design and socio-environmental work to urban and architectural concerns
- Competency in communicating complex design concepts through visuals and writing
- Strong interest in urban design and climate resilience
- Hold a Level 8 honours degree or equivalent prior learning recognized by the University
- Submission of a complete portfolio including CV, personal statement, and creative work sample
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How to apply
Applicants must submit their application through the university portal along with a detailed portfolio comprising a CV of up to three pages, a 300-word personal statement addressing motivation and background, and a sample of creative work. Shortlisted candidates may be called for an interview.
- CV
- Personal statement
- Sample of creative work
- BSc or Level 8 transcripts
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