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University of Greenwich, MA, Landscape Architecture

 United Kingdom

 

Study mode Start date Duration
Part-time Sep years: 3
Full-time Sep years: 2
This programme is designed for students in disciplines related to design, such as architecture, design, geography, town planning, fine art, or from the environmental sciences, such as horticulture, botany, biology, forestry; direct entry to the Master's programme requires completion of the certificate in landscape design but is also open to students who have a British or US-style BA Hons landscape architecture degree and who choose not to undertake the diploma.

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The university’s campuses in south east London and Kent all offer modern, hi-tech facilities within magnificent and historic settings. The largest campus is centred on the Old Royal Naval College in Royal Greenwich, at the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage Site on the banks of the River Thames and next to Greenwich Royal Park. The Avery Hill Campus in Eltham enjoys a parkland setting, and the Medway Campus features redbrick Edwardian buildings in Chatham Maritime, Kent. All sites are served by excellent rail and bus links, and an inter-campus bus service.