Czech University of Life Sciences Prague
Master's in Landscape Planning

Prague, Czech Republic

DEGREE TYPE

Master degree

DURATION

2 years

LANGUAGES

English

PACE

Full time

APPLICATION DEADLINE

EARLIEST START DATE

STUDY FORMAT

On-Campus

Key Summary

About : The Master's in Landscape Planning offers a comprehensive curriculum that equips students with the skills to manage and plan landscapes effectively. The program focuses on environmental sustainability, community engagement, and spatial analysis techniques. Students benefit from hands-on projects, case studies, and collaborative learning, ensuring they gain real-world experience and knowledge throughout the course.

Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue various career paths, including roles as landscape planners, environmental consultants, or urban designers. They may work in government agencies, private firms, or non-profit organizations, focusing on project management, policy development, and sustainable land use practices. The skills gained are valuable in addressing contemporary challenges in landscape and environmental management.

The Landscape Planning programme aims to sufficiently prepare graduates to be competitive in the international job market. The field of study is therefore strongly oriented toward the acquisition of practical skills, wherein the professional staff of the faculty, including foreign scientific researchers, will share their current knowledge in the field of landscape planning, landscape ecology and landscape architecture with you.

Students learn by working on real projects and become skilled in applied sustainable land use planning and resource management. We often focus this work on the dynamic and varied landscape of the Czech Republic, however sustainable approaches to landscape planning can be applied elsewhere.

Landscape Planning is an accredited master´s degree programme required for the practice of landscape engineering and design in the Czech Republic, the EU and applicable to international locations as well. The two-year study programme consists of required courses and research-based field studies. Course work includes landscape ecology, landscape architecture, spatial planning, land management, landscape history, ArcGIS, aquatic ecosystems, soils and erosion control, and land reclamation.