Best Universities for
Landscape design
| The University of Sheffield | 4.3 |
| University of Edinburgh | 4.2 |
| University of Gloucestershire | 3.5 |
| Writtle College | 1.4 |
| Birmingham City University | 1.2 |
Accommodation in Sheffield
Seven stylish student accommodations in Sheffield
Variety of amenities and spacious room options
Easy access to all Sheffield universities
£112 per week
(subject to availability)
Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING DELIVERY STATUS:
- Confirmed Sept/Oct start
- TEACHING MODE:
- Online learning
- OPEN DAYS:
- 26th June & 10th July
- TEACHING NOTES:
- In line with government guidance, the majority of courses will be delivered online until at least 17 May 2021.The majority of spring semester exams and assessments will take place online and labs and face-to-face tutoring may resume for postgraduate taught students.
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Béton House, part of the iconic Park Hill, located perfectly next to all the local amenities you need. This is the place to be, with everything at your doorstep! With spacious rooms and communal areas everyone’s needs are catered for at Béton House
6 Landscape design reviews at The University of Sheffield
Landscape Architecture, BA Hons
The curriculum can be better improved
Landscape Architecture, BA Hons
Everything is limited due to the COVID. The online courses seems useless to help me understand what I am learning. I always confused what I am learning in the first years hahah
Landscape Architecture, BSc Hons
The service-oriented crown house, every staff member is very enthusiastic. I like their 24-hour front desk, you deserve it.
Architecture and Landscape, BA Hons
Amazing course, but definitly moments of intensity, stress as it is a dual course! As a first year student, I'm still getting used to not seeing the two as separate courses, but as one. And the tutors really encourage that! Definitly becoming more and more passionate and inspired because of the tutors and their teaching qualities, but most of it has to come from yourself as they are there to guide you and not spoon feed you (which is something to get used to as you enter university). Love each projects so far and can become really attached and passionate about each one! Definitely value for money! The amount of time you spend in the arts tower, at home, working and working aswell as learning and the contact hours are definitly one of the highest! Course is definitly not for everyone, and in fact going into a singular course has benefits too, as you're so much more focused and can produce higher quality projects, but similarly if you want a greater challenge. This is the one!
Landscape Architecture, BSc Hons
it's expensive but quality is good
Architecture and Landscape, BA Hons
I am not sure if job will be available to international students looking at current prospective