Bachelor in Landscape Architecture

Landscape Architecture focuses on the planning and design of outdoor spaces, including parks, gardens, urban areas, and public spaces. Coursework typically covers landscape design principles, planting design, site planning, urban design, ecology, and computer-aided design tools used to develop landscape plans. Students develop skills in balancing aesthetic, functional, and environmental considerations when designing outdoor environments, often through studio-based design projects. Career paths include roles as landscape architects, urban planners, park and garden designers, and positions in environmental design consulting and public sector planning departments. This bachelor program is offered at Near East University in Lefkoşa, Northern Cyprus, and is taught in English, preparing graduates for design careers in international contexts. The 4-year curriculum builds from foundational design and ecology courses toward specialized studio work in landscape planning and design, culminating in a capstone project that demonstrates comprehensive site design skills. Studying in Northern Cyprus offers an international academic environment alongside a design-focused curriculum suited to students pursuing careers that shape the character and function of outdoor built environments.