Landscape Construction and Management

… where 'the landscape gardener’s tasks on the outdoor construction site are combined with the engineer’s duties at their desk'.

Introduction to IT infrastructure for the winter semester 2020/21 (in German)

Elisabeth Auer introduces the degree programme (in German):

Would you like a more in-depth understanding of the subject of Landscape Construction and Management?

Then why not take part in our taster studies and attend one of our online lectures. Under the link 'Dip into LB', you will find the schedule and further information on taking part.

Do you have questions which have not been answered here?

… then please let us know

how we can help: beratung.lb@hswt.de

… please contact us

Prof. Dr Silke Rossipal-Seifert, study advisor for the dual (work-study) course, every Wednesday from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. | Please arrange an appointment by email in advance: silke.rossipal-seifert [at]hswt.de

Julian Bundschuh, degree programme assistant, every Monday from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. | +49 (8161) 71 -3284

Elisabeth Auer, degree programme assistant, every Tuesday and Thursday from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. | +49 8161 71-3430

Prof. Dr Amrei Mosbauer, study advisor, every Monday from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. | Please arrange an appointment by email in advance: amrei.mosbauer [at]hswt.de

Micha Reinold, student and degree programme ambassador, every Friday from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. | +49 176 20060974

At a glance

Academic qualification

Bachelor of Engineering

Duration of studies

7 semesters

Language of instruction

German (proof of proficiency is required)

Location

Weihenstephan

Programme start date

Winter semester

Admission restrictions

Course content

The Landscape Construction and Management (LBM) degree programme developed out of the classical field of landscape architecture as a separate area of study combining engineering and management. This combined undergraduate degree programme is unique in the European university landscape. The primary aim of the degree programme is to enable you to acquire specialist knowledge and skills in the implementation of design plans from an engineering perspective. Management expertise and economic and subject-specific aspects also play a key role.
In this innovative engineering degree programme with a management and economic focus you will receive education and training to be a site manager with environmental and resource skills and also acquire particular expertise and skills in project and business management.
During study projects, you will learn and practise application-based project management techniques and learn how to solve landscape construction problems and develop and practise working in a team, acting as a moderator, and negotiating skills. The study projects will also enable you to develop and practise different engineering and organisational approaches to project implementation. Potential employers include firms specialising in the construction of gardens, landscapes, and sports grounds, civil engineering companies, consultancy businesses, housing associations, public services, authorities for, for example, gardens and green spaces, water management offices, and specialist firms involved in, for example, site restoration or engineering biology.

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