Landscaping Training
. State diploma training in landscape design;
The landscaper applies the project approach to the landscape domain. This concept of landscape is understood more broadly than the design of parks and gardens. The landscaper designs and follows the realization of projects in spatial, cultural and social contexts at different scales. It intervenes in development projects concerning public and urban space, contemporary and historic gardens, spaces dedicated to traffic, energy networks, sites in disrepair, tourist sites, heritage and protected sites, rural areas. His knowledge touches on plant properties, construction techniques, materials, perspective, topography.
The training leading to the State diploma of landscape architect conferring the degree of master is provided by the two national universities of architecture and landscape (ENSAP) of Bordeaux and of Lilleunder the Ministry of Culture and Communication, theVersailles National School of Landscapeunder the supervision of the Ministry of Agriculture, and theSchool of nature and landscape of Blois (INSA Centre-Val de Loire) under the Ministry of Higher Education and Research.
The training consists of three years of teaching to validate 180 European credits.
Access to the 1st year of training is through a joint competition which includes an external and an internal route:
- the external route is open to holders of a national higher education diploma with a two-year education and having validated 120 European credits (ECTS) and to candidates who have obtained an exemption from the required qualifications;
- the internal route is open to students who have validated 120 European credits (ECTS) as part of a preparatory cycle of studies on landscape. The ENSAP in Bordeaux and Lille have set up this preparatory cycle.
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