Masters in Landscape Architecture

A CV. Applicants who do not meet the academic entry requirements listed above should use their CV as an opportunity to evidence other relevant experiences.

Provide copies of your degree certificates and transcripts of your academic record to support your application.

A transcript of your degree certificate, or an interim transcript if you are yet to graduate, which provides details of degree examinations passed and the marks and grades awarded

This should include (but is not limited to) a 300-word summary addressing the following points: 1. What is your field of interest within Landscape Architecture? 2. How do you see your experience on our programme informing your approach in landscape architecture? You need to make direct references to this specific MLA programme in this part of your statement. Please use this as an opportunity to provide additional insights beyond the information available on our webpage. 3. What are your ambitions following your successful graduation from this programme? If you do not meet the academic entry requirements you should use the personal statement to articulate how your previous experiences (academic, professional and self-directed) have led you to Landscape Architecture, and why you feel this programme is relevant to your trajectory. A sample of your work. This should be sourced from your own work produced during a relevant first degree, relevant professional experience, or through extra-curricular activities or self-led projects. The work displayed in your portfolio should: 1. Demonstrate creative skills. 2. Showcase your potential ability to visualise your design ideas. 3. Display design and/or socio-environmental work that clearly links to landscape architectural concerns. 4. Evidence an awareness of place, communities and ecologies. 5. Communicate your work through clear visuals and writing.

You must submit a portfolio as part of your application.

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