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Landscape Architecture and Landscape Planning
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A programme of the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava. Faculty of Civil Engineering.
Landscape design and landscape planning — STU in Bratislava
Graduates learn the principles of landscape conservation, creation and use. They can prepare landscape plans and structural designs within and outside settlements, assess environmental quality and erosion risks, and propose organisational, biological, agricultural and engineering measures. Employment options include design offices specialising in land improvement, erosion prevention, landscape planning, vegetation and bioengineering elements, watercourse revitalisation, and environmentally sound rural water-management and land improvement structures.
Graduates of the educational program are able to:
work with 2D and 3D design software, including CAD and BIM systems (Autodesk AutoCAD, AutoCAD Civil 3D, MicroStation, Atlas DMT), and visualisation software (Autodesk 3ds Max, Rhinoceros, Google SketchUp);
map landscapes and watercourses, and carry out GIS analysis and simulation modelling;
use devices for surveying and 3D scanning landscape elements, and carry out 3D printing.
Core subjects
Physics.
Hydromechanics.
Mapping Resources and Real Estate Cadastre.
Physical Education.
Urban planning.
Basic Quantitative Methods.
Fundamentals of law.
International language.
Employment
Graduates can find employment in design offices specialising in:
landscaping and erosion prevention measures;
landscape planning and assessment;
landscape creation using vegetation and bioengineering elements;
watercourse revitalisation;
the construction of environmentally sound rural water-management and land improvement structures.
Graduates can also work in public administration in environmental and regional development bodies at local, regional, national and European levels, local government and the Slovak Water Management Enterprise (SVP).
Young specialists are in demand in:
in nature and landscape conservation bodies;
in organisations managing and operating engineering networks;
in organisations collecting, treating and recycling municipal, agricultural and industrial waste;
in environmental management at manufacturing enterprises;
in environmentally focused third-sector organisations;
environmental impact assessment and environmental auditing.
Admission requirements
The Faculty of Engineering accepts students without entrance exams.
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