Diploma of Architecture (Landscape Architecture) (113044D)

As a landscape architect, you’ll become a creative problem solver, combining art and science to plan, design and manage environments that conserve and celebrate ecology, cultural values and symbolic associations. Landscape architecture involves the designing of open spaces of the future in response to issues such as urbanisation, migration, sustainability and climate change. A Diploma is a 12-month course that gives you the foundational skills and knowledge in a specific stream. A Diploma of Architecture will take you straight into Second Year at UNSW – in a Bachelor of Architectural Studies, Bachelor of Interior Architecture (Honours) or a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Honours). It's a great option for international students, if you need a bit more support, but don't want to add extra time to your degree. If you've just missed out on direct entry into your preferred bachelor's degree, or hold qualifications that aren't recognised by UNSW Sydney, this could also be the program for you.

For international students, you must meet the equivalent of an Australian secondary-school qualification (or recognised equivalent). ACT: 20 with Year 12 completion. GCE A Level: Total 6. IB Diploma: 24. SAT: 1,050 with Year 12 completion. International Baccalaureate - 24