Urban Landscape Architecture with Integrated Foundation Year - BA (Hons)

Combine urban design and landscape architecture in this unique course to explore how people and nature can thrive together. Responding to the urgent challenges of the climate and nature crises, students develop the creative, technical, and critical skills needed to design resilient, sustainable, and inspiring urban places for the future through an interdisciplinary learning environment alongside architecture pathways. Why study this degree 1. Study on a unique landscape-led architecture course, exploring cityscape architecture, urban planning and ecosystem services 2. Learn with industry professionals through studio design projects, collaborative workshops and external networks 3. Study in our dynamic campus building located on the Greenwich Peninsula and experience our cutting-edge digital and physical facilities 4. Tackle the social, economic and ecological challenges of climate change and biodiversity loss through urban design 5. Explore innovative methods for shaping urban environments and human-nature relationships  Urban landscape architecture shapes the spaces between buildings - the streets, parks, civic spaces and green networks that connect people to the places they live.  On this course, you’ll develop a strong visual identity and practical design skills while exploring how landscapes can respond to the challenges of climate change, biodiversity loss and urban growth. Supported by industry experts and access to dedicated studios, digital design tools, and ARVR facilities, you’ll build a professional portfolio through real-world projects and graduate ready to shape more sustainable and liveable cities.