Bachelor of Built Environment (Honours) - Landscape Architecture

Apply the latest design trends and sustainability practices to create outdoor spaces that have a positive cultural and environmental impact.
Work on real landscape design projects like the Brisbane Powerhouse and King Street redevelopments and gain valuable experience for your future career.
Develop your skills using the latest technologies in our fully equipped design studios.
From sustainable landscape systems to the latest design trends, you’ll learn everything you need to know to create outdoor spaces that have a positive cultural and environmental impact from experienced practitioners working in the field.
Through our work integrated learning program, you’ll complete up to 100 hours working on real landscape projects, where you’ll develop the work-ready skills you need to step confidently into your future career.
Recent projects our students have worked on include the Brisbane Powerhouse and King Street redevelopments – both significant urban renewal projects that have helped to revitalise Brisbane’s inner city lifestyle
In this course, you’ll combine your knowledge of landscape systems and design to create positive social, cultural and environmental impacts in our cities, regions and outdoor spaces. Your degree will begin with introductory and shared impact lab units where, working with students from other disciplines, you’ll focus on problems and social issues and identify potential solutions connected to industry and community.

Your introductory studies will focus on foundational landscape design knowledge, skills and applications, covering a range of design principles, theories and processes that you will apply to real or simulated design scenarios. Building on these foundations, you’ll then explore core units covering design history and theory, building materials, flora, ecology, landform and tectonics.
Later in your degree, you’ll transfer your skills and knowledge to a diverse workplace or professional context, and gain practical work experience through our work integrated learning program.
Careers and outcomes
With a landscape architecture degree, you may choose to work independently, in small partnerships, or as a member of large multidisciplinary teams with other professionals such as architects, horticulturalists, engineers, urban designers and town planners in either private practice or in government.

You may work on projects involving private or public spaces, such as multi-residential developments, public parks, playgrounds, university and government campuses, shopping centres, golf courses, waterways, public gardens and industrial parks.

Careers include landscape designer, landscape technician, landscape construction technician, or becoming an accredited landscape architect. With international design experience, many graduates enjoy working in overseas practices to create a healthier and more resilient future.

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