Landscape Design (Hons) University of the Arts London (UAL)

Overview

On this Landscape Design (Hons) at University of the Arts London (UAL) you’ll explore new ways to shape our natural and built environments. You’ll develop architectural design skills to plan spatial landscapes. You’ll learn how spaces can bring people together and empower communities to drive change. The course will help you build a sustainable and resilient future design practice. One that will allow you to blend interiors and architecture with landscapes. The course is part of a community of spatial design courses at Camberwell College of Arts. This gives you access to shared, state-of-the-art facilities, workshops and expert teaching.

Industry experience and opportunities

We have strong links with community organisations and the creative industries. We offer opportunities to work on collaborative live projects with students studying BA Interior and Spatial Design. Past students have worked with Counterpoints Arts, the Design Museum, the South London Gallery, Tate, and Victoria & Albert Museum.

In your second year, you’ll have the opportunity to go on international exchanges at other art and design institutions. During the course, you’ll also have the chance to learn online with students from universities in Singapore, Canada and Australia. This experience will help expand your understanding of different cultures and design practices.

In addition, your studies will be complimented by a unique partnership the course has made with the nearby Royal Horticultural Society. They host discovery sessions and provide access to the RHS heritage collections and rare books, as well as use of the RHS reading room. Research visits to Wisley Garden will also be offered and led by expert staff with knowledge of garden design, past and present.