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Diploma in Landscape Architecture This is a one year course undertaken by students who have successfully completed an accredited undergraduate landscape Architecture course and spent on year in practice. The course is accredited by the Landscape Institute and leads to Associate membership of the Institute. Whilst looking to strengthen student design skills there is a strong professional emphasis. Modules studied: Landscape Planning, Urban design or Urban Parks Regeneration, Landscape Engineering, Environmental Assessment, Land Contamination, Restoration and Revegetation, Landscape and Environmental Law, Specifications and Contracts, Detailed Planting and Construction Design, Research Report and a self-directed Special Design Project. Entry requirements: A good undergraduate degree in Landscape Architecture and completion of at least 9 months relevant work experience. Students who have successfully studied on an undergraduate landscape design course at Sheffield may continue on this course subject to having departmental approval. Students who have completed a Landscape Design course at a different institution should have a 2:1 classification or above. Contact Cathy Dee or Helen Morris for further information or an application form. MA/Diploma in Landscape Design This is a two year full time postgraduate course for graduates in other subjects who wish to qualify as professional Landscape Architects. The course is fully accredited by the Landscape Institute. The first year is an intensive "conversion" year. Students are introduced to landscape design approaches, theories and history, develop visual and computer skills and tackle a broad range of design projects of increasing complexity. The teaching and learning is studio based, with students working on design projects in groups and individually with a high level of support and guidance from tutors. The studio projects are supported by lectures, seminars, and site visits. Modules studied: First year - Introduction to Landscape Design (a series of design projects, visual and CAD projects and workshops), Landscape History and Theory, Introduction to Planting Design, Landscape Ecology and Habitat Creation, Design of Housing Landscapes, Advanced Planting Design, Introduction to Landscape Construction (including use of CAD), Landscape Construction Design, Research Methods, Research Report, UK field trips (one residential) and a summer European field trip. Second year ?as for Diploma in Landscape Architecture (see above). Students may convert their Diploma in Landscape Design to an MA by completion of a research dissertation. Entry requirements: Good undergraduate degree or equivalent qualification in a relevant subject. MArch in Landscape Studies This is a one year full time postgraduate course providing a broad academic and practical understanding of landscape design, landscape planning and landscape management. The course does not provide professional accreditation. Modules: Students follow a core programme of 60 credits, select further courses worth 60 credits and complete a masters dissertation worth 60 credits. Entry requirements: A good undergraduate degree qualification in a related subject that has covered some aspects of landscape. Certificate in Landscape Studies A vocational course of postgraduate study in landscape for those qualified in a related discipline, or already employed in the landscape profession. Modules: As year one of the MA/Diploma in Landscape Design Entry requirements: An undergraduate degree in a relevant subject
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