Master in Dual MLA-MArch Program, Landscape Architecture - Architecture

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The Master in Dual MLA-MArch Program is for students who want to study Landscape Architecture and Architecture. It's a Master's degree that takes a few years to complete. The main advantage is that students can learn about both fields and get two degrees at once.

The curriculum includes classes on landscape design, architecture, and urban planning. Students will develop skills in design, planning, and project management. They will also work on real projects to get hands-on experience.

Graduates can work as Landscape Architects, Urban Designers, Architecture Consultants, and Project Managers. They can find jobs in architecture firms, government agencies, and private companies that specialize in landscape design and construction.