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Landskapsarkitektur for global bærekraft

Ready to engage in the most pressing issues of our time? This Master's degree offers a unique combination of practice from landscape architecture with studies in global development, planning and ecology.

Søknadsfrist:

Applicants outside EU/EEA: 1 December

Norwegian, Nordic, EU/EEA and Swiss citizens: 15 April

Studiestart:

August

Poenggrenser:

C (2024)

Opptakskrav:

To be admitted to the Master's program, applicants must meet the following criteria:

Must hold a Bachelor's degree in one of the following disciplines: Landscape Architecture, Architecture, Urban and Regional Planning, Landscape Planning, Landscape Sciences, Geography, Development Studies, Resource Management, Environmental Studies, Landscape Engineering and other relevant fields. 

Applicants must also submit a motivation letter and portfolio.

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Urban agriculture with plants growing in a rooftop garden in a Chinese city.
Mississippi River School November 2019, Louisiana USA. Part of research project: Mississippi: An Anthropocene River 2018–19 HWW and MPI, Berlin.

This degree is taught in English. See the full program description in the English-language webpage.

Karrieremuligheter

Graduates of the degree can look forward to various employment and professional opportunities including work in private practice, multidisciplinary firms, and public agencies. Our graduates are hired in private design firms, small and large, in multidisciplinary engineering consultancies, state and government agencies and planning authorities.

  • Programmets oppbygning
  • Om programmet
    • Samfunnsrelevans

      Global transformation processes and the planet’s tightening limits to growth are reshaping landscapes worldwide. Environmental disasters, migration, climate change, crises and conflicts are increasingly influencing how people experience their everyday landscapes. Landscape architecture for Global Sustainability (GLA) responds to these challenges by shaping people’s local environmentswith a global perspective.

      The GLA program is designed to help students confidently navigate different socio-cultural and ecological settings in our increasingly globalised world. It, thus, responds to the rapidly evolving demands on the landscape architecture profession and the growing environmental challenges we face. Students learn to design, plan, and manage sustainable spaces, applying knowledge that links global drivers to local conditions.

      Throughout the program, students engage in analytical methods, design strategies, and critical thinking tools that equip them to address uncertain and unpredictable futures. By blending global awareness with local responsiveness, they discover how to guide landscape transformations that support ecological integrity and social justice.

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Grete Grindal Patil

Grete Grindal Patil

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Studenter i solen utenfor urbygningen, foto: Tommy Normann

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