27 November 2017
Luc Jones receives the Landscape Institute Southwest Prize from LISW Chair Sarah Jones-Morris, Ahmed Al-Rawas was awarded an MA in Landscape Architecture, Gareth Weeks and Toby Kircaldie were awarded BA (Hons) Landscape Architecture. Congratulations to all our students…
5 April 2016
The Landmark Practice in Bristol “are seeking an enthusiastic, full time graduate Landscape Architect to join our professional and friendly landscape team”. More details on the job advert here … Landmark Job Description landscape architect
5 April 2016
Illman Young Landscape Design are looking to recruit a Year Out student – more info on the job advert here …Illman Young Student Placement 2016 They may also be interested in graduating PG Dip students, so please contact them if…
18 February 2016
The next Sustainable Landscape Series presentation is by Sue Illman, Past President of the Landscape Institute, Director of Illman Young landscape architects, and graduate of the course here in Cheltenham. Sue’s talk is entitled Flood & Drought. The…
10 February 2016
The next Sustainable Landscape Series lecture is by Chris Bodle (landscape architect and artist) on 16th February 2016. It is a free, public lecture and so everyone is welcome to come along – 6.45pm in room TC001, Francis…
27 November 2015
Melanie Clemmey, a graduate of the landscape course here at the University of Gloucestershire, has been Highly Commended in the latest Landscape Institute student awards for her Masters Dissertation. Melanie is currently undertaking her PhD at the university….
15 July 2015
I joined the conversion course in the University of Gloucestershire after completing my Landscape Architecture bachelor’s degree in China. I hugely enjoyed my two-year studying at the UoG, which offered me a very different perspective compared to studying…
26 June 2015
Here are a selection of the photographs from the End of Year Show – congratulations to everyone involved, it was a fantastic end to the year!
2 June 2015
Arthur Daw, former Conversion course student, has helped set up the What Happens Next? project in Bristol, with the aim of inspiring school children to grow, make and celebrate food. They are currently working with 25 youth clubs…
11 May 2015
Joe Clancy, graduate of the landscape course here at UoG, has co-authored the article ‘The Role of Biophilic Design in Landscape Architecture for Health and Well-being’, published in the journal Landscape Architecture Frontiers. The article is Co-authored with…