What would you like to study?
Global projects, real outcomes
Students have examined the impact of speculative planning in Spain, created a memorial landscape park to the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, and have tested design ideas around urban and landscape resilience in Italy.
I’m inspired by the longevity and impact landscape architecture can have. I can develop a project over two years, and the outcome might exist for 100 years.
– Matthew Kneale, Bachelor of Landscape Architectural Design
An architecture mecca
RMIT’s New Academic Street swept the field at the 2018 Victorian Architecture Awards, taking out the Victorian Architecture Medal and five other prizes. You can study at a university that not only teaches ingenious, inventive approaches to design, but practices them, too.
Design from day one
You’ll have access to RMIT’s award-winning Design Hub, a progressive educational environment housing a community of architects, designers, and students inside a purpose-built, 10-storey building based in Melbourne’s vibrant CBD.
Learn from the best
Design veteran and associate professor Katrina Simon has been announced as RMIT’s new Associate Dean of Landscape Architecture in the School of Architecture and Urban Design.
Design the world we live in... and beyond
In the next giant leap for humankind, RMIT students Dana Mateluna and Bonnie Lester are designing and creating a sophisticated civilisation on Mars. The project is so unique that the Discovery Channel is airing a six-part documentary series featuring participants from all over the world. RMIT is one of only two Australian universities participating in the project.
