Multifunctional landscape design

Multifunctional landscape design

Specialisation

First degree

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Multifunctional landscape design specialisation at UEM (WSEiZ) in Warsaw – why is it worth it?

Why is it worth it?

PRACTICAL ASPECT OF THE PROFESSION
By studying Multifunctional landscape design specialisation, you will receive knowledge about landscaping and landscaping facilities whose main function is service, production or protection. This most often includes greenery at:

  • schools and kindergartens,
  • shopping centres,
  • residential areas,
  • botanical and ethnographic gardens,
  • forest and agricultural areas,
  • national parks,
  • nature reserves.

MODERN EDUCATION
The gained competencies will give you a deeper understanding of the principles of space management that support the core function of landscape architecture. They will also enable you to better select appropriate techniques, technologies for landscape construction and maintenance, as well as facilities and equipment located in a specific area


FOR WHOM WAS MULTIFUNCTIONAL LANDSCAPE DESIGN SPECIALISATION CREATED?
This specialisation is designed for people who are looking for opportunities in architecture to create green landscape elements in public buildings or private projects.

Subjects

Subjects

COMPULSORY SPECIALITY SUBJECTS

Landscape design and construction of protected areas

Landscape design – recreation areas

Landscape design – elective

Diploma seminar

Consultation and writing the diploma thesis

Practical training

ELECTIVE SPECIALITY SUBJECTS (two out of four)

Ergonomics

Economics and management in environmental protection

Environment reclamation techniques

Environmental compensation

BASIC AND SPECIFIC SUBJECTS FOR LANDSCAPE ARCHITETURE

English language

Physical education

Computer lab (Sketch-up)

History of art

Plant biology and physiology

Ecology

Descriptive geometry

Basics of technical calculations

Freehand drawing and sculpture

3D Landscape visualisation

Engineering graphics

Garden architecture, building utility systems and materials

Introduction to profession and the basics of design

Soil science

Physiography

Dendrology

Theory and principles of landscape design

Economic law

History of architecture and garden art

Integrated design

Geodesy

Herbaceous plants

Computer graphics

Landscape site construction

Landscape architecture – site cultivation

Water site park design

Selected problems of faunistics

Intellectual property protection

Landscape planning

Cost calculation

Historical site conservation and revalorisation

Basics of photography