LSC61005 Research module 2: Landscape research topics

Aims/Description: This module will build on students' learning in LSC61004 Introduction to Landscape Research taken in Autumn semester. It will support students in the exploration of research topics in preparation for their dissertation. The module will provide opportunities for students to identify their area of research, key literature and appropriate method of inquiry including research ethics. The cultural and social studies second lecture series will introduce students to key concepts and theories related to landscape architecture to help them identify their own research interests and. inform the studio project work of LSC61002.

Staff Contact: WOOLLEY HELEN E

Teaching Methods: Lectures, Seminars, Independent Study

Assessment: Course work

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