Mission
The Bachelor’s programme in Landscape Architecture at Erasmus Brussels University of Applied Sciences and Arts aims to enhance the quality of our living environment, from sustainable spatial design to the management of green open spaces. Its scope ranges from private gardens to public, urban, and rural landscapes.
Project-Based Learning and Research-Oriented Thinking
The programme trains future landscape architects who are strongly committed to improving the quality of the living environment in a fast‑changing world, placing sustainability at the heart of their design education. Through projects inspired by contemporary challenges, students develop an attitude based on designing:
- with landscape as a starting point
- for climate resilience
- through circular systems and networks
- for biodiversity
- through community engagement.
The design studio is an open learning environment where thinking, exploring, reflecting and making are integrated through continuous coaching and guidance by lecturers. Real-world design projects of increasing complexity challenge students to address current professional issues. All projects are closely connected to supporting disciplines and course units.
Research Centre for Social & Spatial Justice
Collaboration with the Research Centre for Social & Spatial Justice strengthens cross‑fertilisation between education and research. Starting from a critical-emancipatory and practice-oriented paradigm, and using Brussels as its primary laboratory, the centre explores how urban environments can be planned, designed, and managed in ways that are more just, inclusive and ecologically sustainable. Its work centres on concepts such as placemaking, sense of place, the right to the city, and spatial justice, and involves methods such as geomapping, diagnostic walks, and tactical urbanism.
Options for Erasmus exchange students
If you are interested in mobility under the Erasmus+, Erasmus Mundus, Transition Fellowship, ASEM DUO or Science without Borders programs, we have developed a programme in Landscape Architecture during the fall and/or spring semester. You can also combine your exchange study programme with a traineeship in the following semester. For more information on the specific courses offered for this exchange programme, please consult our international relations coordinator.
Check the English language exchange course programme
Check the Dutch spoken Bachelor programme in Landscape and Garden Architecture
Admission requirements foreign students
Contact International Relations Coordinator, Erik Van Mullem, erik.van.mullem@ehb.be
Contact Research Centre for Social and Spatial Justice, Paul Verschueren, Paul.verschueren@ehb.be