Our Master’s will enable you to develop the knowledge and skills you need to work in organisations and authorities responsible for planning and managing landscapes.
The Advanced Landscape Planning and Management MSc is an innovative one-year postgraduate programme. This course will provide you with the intellectual and practical skills required for effective landscape planning and management.
As a landscape planner or landscape manager, you will design, care for, and maintain the countryside, as well as urban and coastal landscapes . You will ensure that these landscapes meet the needs and aspirations of present and future owners, communities and users.
What you will learn on our Master’s will be relevant worldwide. You’ll develop the skills needed to tackle key challenges facing contemporary society :
This Advanced Landscape Planning and Management course is suitable for:
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