AILA and professional education
Question and Answers about Accredited University Education
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Correspondence or online landscape architecture programs
Can you please help me or direct me on where I can find a correspondence
education university program in landscape architecture?
Sorry - at present there is none in Ausrtralia - but the AILA takes every opportunity to encourage universities to establsh one. One day maybe!
Does the AILA accredit both four bachelor degrees and masters of landscape architect as professional entry degrees to the profession in Australia?
Yes. A four degree and a Masters degree is viewed as professional degrees for recognition by the AILA.
for all the other criteria for registration - see here
Will I be recognised differently if I complete a four year bachelor and not one of the newer three plus two (Masters) degrees?
The accredited four degrees and the Masters degrees (part of the three plus two model) are all viewed equally as professional degrees by the AILA. The choice to offer three plus two - or - to continue to offer the four year bachelor degrees is a choice made by the universities - the AILA recognises both with no preference of one over the other.
Are there any accredited programs offered by the TAFes in Australia?
No. The AILA accredits university programs only. The TAFE qualifications lead to different careers - see here
Which programs does the AILA accredit?
See the listing online - at present these are at seven Australian universities.
Information about careers in landscape architecture?
A Careers page: a guide to careers in landscape architecture
AILA
accredited University Programs
QUT
- UNSW - UCAN - UMelb - RMIT - UWA - Adelaide
Please note that only particular programs within
these universities are accredited.
How do become an AILA members - or a Registered Landscape Architect?
The
AILA membership pages: How to join the AILA and be professional
recognised
Continuing
Professional Development
Guidelines and charts to assist members
with Continuing Professional Development