MA/MS in Maîtrise en architecture de paysage

This master's program teaches the analysis, planning and design of landscapes at scales ranging from individual gardens to entire territories, preparing students to conceive, enhance, manage and protect landscapes in the context of climate change, resource depletion and biodiversity loss. The 45-credit program is delivered through project-based studios and seminars and can be completed full-time in a minimum of four and a maximum of six terms, or part-time over up to nine terms, in person at Universite de Montreal's Montreal campus. Admission is open to holders of a bachelor's degree in landscape architecture or a related field such as urbanism, architecture, environmental design, environmental sciences, geography or agronomy; applicants without a first-cycle diploma in landscape architecture must complete up to 24 credits of preparatory coursework. French proficiency at a B2 comprehension and B1 writing level is required, unless the applicant has completed substantial prior studies in French. Applicants must submit a motivation letter of at least two pages written in French, a portfolio and two letters of recommendation.