• It deepens, specializes and integrates the competencies gained at Bachelor level in landscape analysis, planning, design and management.
• It responds to the need for advanced professionals due to rapid urbanization, territorial transformation, pressure on natural resources and climate risks.
• It offers two clear specialization profiles: Landscape Architecture and Landscape Planning.
• It prepares students for leadership roles in complex urban and territorial projects, applied research and doctoral studies.
• It is aligned with the UBT–BOKU 2030 reform and with European standards in landscape education and planning.

• Carry out integrated territorial analyses and interpret spatial, statistical and environmental data.
• Prepare visions, development scenarios and strategic planning documents.
• Develop complex urban and territorial projects in landscape architecture.
• Integrate green/blue infrastructure, nature-based solutions and climate adaptation goals into plans and projects.
• Use GIS, CAD, spatial modelling and other digital tools at an advanced level.
• Lead interdisciplinary teams, public consultation processes and inter-institutional cooperation.
• Design and implement applied research and prepare a Master thesis with a clear methodology.
• Act with professional integrity, public ethics and environmental responsibility.

• Municipalities and local structures dealing with urban planning, greenery and territorial management.
• Territorial planning, environmental and protected areas management institutions/agencies.
• Design studios, construction companies and companies specialized in parks, gardens and green space implementation.
• Consulting firms in territorial planning, environment, GIS, EIA/SEA and landscape management.
• National and international development projects in rural development, nature tourism, biodiversity, ecological restoration and climate adaptation.
• NGOs and development programs working on territory, environment and communities.
• Academic and research careers, including doctoral studies.

• 5% of the credits are basic/methodological courses.
• 45% of the credits are core disciplinary courses.
• 15% of the credits are interdisciplinary/integrative courses.
• 10% of the credits are complementary courses.
• 25% of the credits are final requirements (Master thesis).

The programme integrates territorial planning, landscape architecture, rural development, socio-economic aspects, ecology, digital technologies and geospatial analysis. The first year provides a shared methodological core, while the second year specializes into two profiles: Landscape Architecture and Landscape Planning. The programme is delivered in Albanian and English.

• Bachelor in Landscape Planning and Landscape Architecture
• Bachelor in Architecture
• Bachelor in Urban/Regional Planning
• Bachelor in Environmental Engineering
• Bachelor in Forestry
• Bachelor in Horticulture / Agronomy
• Bachelor in Geography / GIS