Landscape Architecture Master

The degree course includes teaching activities divided into:

• mandatory and optional single-subject courses
• analysis and design laboratories
• thematic seminars
• technical visits
• internships
• national and international workshops.

Career opportunities

• Design of urban green systems, parks and gardens, green spaces pertaining to buildings, sports facilities, ecological networks and greenways, lake and marine coastal areas, therapeutic gardens
• Recovery of abandoned production areas, landfills
• Landscape inclusion of road infrastructures and energy production networks
• Conservation and restoration of historic gardens and parks
• Environmental and landscape impact analysis and assessment
• Landscape planning.

What you will learn

landscape analysis and design

reading the territory and planning actions at different scales

landscape planning

analysis of processes related to landscape transformation

CAD-GIS IT tools

georeferenced data management and vector drawing

drawing

tools for landscape representation

history of the garden and landscape

landscape and garden characteristics in their historical development

geomorphology and pedology

geomorphological and soil analysis techniques

botany and plant species for the project

description, recognition and use of the main species

landscape ecology

analysis and interpretation of the plant landscape

naturalistic engineering

low-impact land defense techniques

defense and management of plant species

basic knowledge of pathogen control strategies

urban and rural sociology

study of social sciences related to landscape design

economic-environmental analysis

tools and methodologies for economic reading of the environment

Contents

The IFLA - International Federation of Landscape Architects describes the landscape architect's professional profile as follows: " The landscape architect plans and designs urban and rural landscapes in space and time, based on the natural characteristics and historical and cultural values ​​of the territory. To this end, he or she draws on aesthetic, functional, scientific, and management methods and principles, with an appropriate use of both natural and man-made techniques and materials . "

Through the courses offered, the degree program aims to train landscape architects, integrating knowledge and skills in landscape design and management at various scales. The program's structure fosters the ability to collaborate with other professionals in the fields of architecture, engineering, and natural and agricultural sciences.