655 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

It was established with the approval of 04.02.2009 YÖK General Assembly as part of Department of Architecture and Design. There are a total of 5 academic staff consisting of 1 professor, 2 Associate Professor, 3 Doctor Teaching Members and 1 research assistants. During the four-year training program of the Department of Landscape Architecture; - Courses for planning, design, repair, protection, management and application, - Lessons for the presentation and use of structural and plant material, - Lessons for landscape techniques, - Natural and social sciences courses, - Complementary lessons, cultural lessons and elective lessons. At the end of the training period, the achievements of the students of Landscape Architecture are as follows: - Developing the ability to create functional and aesthetic solutions based on artistic / creative talent, logic and causal power in landscape planning and design studies in all scales with interaction between man and nature, - Efficient, analytical, technical, communication (speaking, writing, graphing and drawing) and consulting skills, - Ability to work independently, to be able to work as a landscape architect in the interdisciplinary design and planning teams, and to integrate together, - Having the ability to understand ecological, cultural, economic and land management issues in connection with the diversity of work needed for the public and private sectors, - Developing technological infrastructure to understand planning and design applications and their results has a structure that can sufficiently internalize new developments and have sufficient knowledge in the field of technical expertise (Computer Aided Design, Modeling Programs, Geographical Information Systems, Remote Sensing Technologies) .

Objective
The aim of landscape architecture undergraduate education is to have the knowledge and skills to create sustainable and ecological living spaces by preserving cultural and natural values, to adopt ethical values as a principle, to understand the importance of lifelong self-development and renewal, to think analytically and critically, and to train landscape architects to be qualified, talented, entrepreneurial and able to take responsibility, able to produce alternative solutions to the problems they face and who have the knowledge and skills to serve in the fields of landscape planning, landscape design, landscape restoration and landscape management.


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