Masters in Landscape Architecture

Landscape architecture aims to plan and develop outdoor spaces and landscapes in urban, peri-urban and rural contexts.

The master's program is accredited by the Canadian Association of Landscape Architects and provides state-of-the-art professional training. It allows students to acquire the in-depth knowledge, working methods and critical thinking skills necessary for the practice of the discipline in a world faced with multiple and complex landscape and territorial issues.

The program aims to:

• Deepen knowledge of landscape and its multiple dimensions
• Develop skills in establishing measures, mechanisms and tools to assess, conserve, enhance, develop and manage landscapes
• Transmit intellectual resources, critical thinking and conceptual approaches necessary for the production of inventive and fruitful solutions and projects

• Intervene in all contexts and all scales of landscape architecture projects, from an economically, ecologically and sociologically responsible perspective
• Analyze the landscape dimension of major development plans and the concrete quality of spaces
• Participate in joint landscape assessment, design, planning and management operations with other landscaping professionals