Graduate Coursework

Master of Landscape Architecture

  • Course code: MC-LARCH
Clock
Duration
3 years full time / 6 years part time
Location
Mode (Location)
On Campus (Parkville)
Calendar-month
Intake
February, July
Key dates
Dollar
Fees
Commonwealth supported places (CSPs) available
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Entry pathways
Special entry options and Access Melbourne are available
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Student experience

Overview

Internships and Vocational Placements

Vocational Placements, also known as Work Integrated Learning (WIL) or Experiential Learning, are a valuable way for students to get hands-on experience in industry while studying.

The MSD Vocational Placement subject enables eligible students to undertake an unpaid, short term placement with a host organisation or industry that is relevant to the student’s area of study. Students are allocated an academic supervisor and a host supervisor prior to starting the placement. These two roles provide students an important source of support throughout the placement and the ensuing report is submitted for academic credit.

Our Master of Landscape Architecture student Olivia Block was recently involved in the SMEC Summer Internship. Our Master of Landscape Architecture alum Momoka Kawauchi completed the internship in 2018 and is now an employee with SMEC.

Read about how their internships lead to career opportunities.

Olivia Block during her SMEC internship in 2019
Olivia Block during her SMEC internship in 2019

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Profile

Girvan Tenggono

“With climate change, there is a need to shift our way of living. In my opinion, there is a need to design so people can be an integral part of nature, instead of our current tendency to dictate nature to fit our needs. I believe heading into the Master of Landscape Architecture is a step in this direction. ” Girvan Tenggono. Master of Landscape Architecture student.

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