Landscape Architecture Cracow University of Technology

Overview

The Landscape Architecture degree from Cracow University of Technology also teaches the skill of using it in your professional practice while observing the provisions of law and principles of ethics. 

The programme curriculum places major emphasis on designing a landscape in various scales, starting from a detail, through a garden, square or public park, all the way to the urban planning scale.

Key Features

Landscape architecture is first and foremost an art, and its primary function is to create and protect beauty in the surroundings of human dwellings or – more broadly – in the natural scenery of the country. 

Landscape Architecture at Cracow University of Technology is the only programme in Poland that is taught at the Faculty of Architecture, which contributes to its technical, yet at the same time design-oriented character. 

The education offered at this programme meets the challenges of the modern times both in the theoretical knowledge that is taught here and the practical skills that are acquired by students. 

Graduates are prepared to execute studies and analyses in various scales, including inventory taking and vegetation assessment; work on land development designs, historic buildings restoration, brownfield reclamation, construction and maintenance of diverse components of landscape architecture and their furnishings, as well as manage landscaping and maintenance works. 

They find employment in organizations designing objects of landscape architecture, companies designing, executing and maintaining components of landscape architecture, in central and local administration agencies as well as in education. They work for design studios both in Poland and abroad.