Course summary

The European Masters in Landscape Architecture brings together five internationally renowned schools of landscape architecture who centre their pedagogy on the development of world-leading design thinking. EMiLA students spend their first and fourth semesters at their home school, and the second and third semesters studying Landscape Architecture at two of the EMiLA partner institutions in Europe. As an EMiLA student, you will be immersed in three very different environments, enriching your perspectives on landscape architecture and your development as a future practitioner. You will gain from studying landscape architecture from technical, artistic and ecological perspectives, as well as through a wide range of scales in both urban and rural environments. EMiLA graduates are sought after across a wide spectrum of practice contexts in Europe and have gone on to take up positions in some of Europe’s leading design practices. Landscape architecture is a practice that relies on strong inter-disciplinary teaching and research in order to respond to the challenges of climate change and the associated demand for sustainable solutions to development. As a result, there is a specific need to understand and develop cooperation between European institutions and foster a transnational approach to the way it is taught and advance critical developments in the field. The EMiLA Schools

• École Nationale Supérieure de Paysage, Versailles (France)

• Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, University of Edinburgh (UK)

• Fakultat fur Landschaft, Leibniz Universitat Hannover (Germany)

• Academie van Bouwkunst, Amsterdam (The Netherlands)

• Éscola Technica Superior d’ Arquitectura de Barcelona, (Spain)