The Master of Landscape Architecture at the University of Melbourne is a professionally accredited graduate program designed to prepare students for advanced practice and research in landscape architecture. The curriculum bridges arts and sciences, focusing on design, ecology, and urbanism, and addresses core ecological, cultural, and social issues. A unique feature is the two entry pathways: a 300-point pathway for those without relevant undergraduate background (3 years) and a 200-point pathway for those with prior study in landscape architecture (2 years). The course develops critical thinking in design and research, supported by interdisciplinary studio-based learning. The final year culminates in a Landscape Architecture Design Thesis, in which students must demonstrate mastery in design synthesis and research. 来源： https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/subjects/abpl90375