The School of Landscape Architecture, Lincoln University, is pleased to announce two new scholarships in support of practicing Landscape Architects who wish to return for one year to achieve their Master of Landscape Architecture. Achieving your MLA provides you the opportunity to specialize in a particular area of design, and the potential to achieve international recognition of your specialization through publication of your research. Both scholarships cover your full tuition.

Here are the two scholarships:

1) The Lincoln University Research Master’s Scholarship (New Zealand residents only)

• One year thesis (research) only programme (no courses required)

Click Here for scholarship information, regulations and application form on our scholarships 

This scholarship closes on the 1st November.

2) The SMITH - LUCAS Scholarship was established in 2019 to encourage practicing Landscape Architects with an accredited BLA to undertake an MLA research thesis year that focuses on rural landscape issues. Up to four scholarships are being awarded for the purpose of improving the planning and management of rural landscapes in Aotearoa New Zealand to become more sustainable in the face of global challenges such as climate change and systems adaptation. The scholarships are open to New Zealand residents as well as non-residents.

Click Here for scholarship information, regulations and application form on our scholarships 

This scholarship closes on the 30th November.

For more information about the scholarships or our MLA or PhD programmes, please contact:

Wendy McWilliam
PhD, MLA
Senior Lecturer Landscape Ecology
Post Graduate Coordinator, School of Landscape Architecture
Associate Editor Urban Forestry and Urban Greening
Project Leader, Centre of Excellence for Future Productive Landscapes

School of Landscape Architecture, Faculty of Environment, Society and Design
Room 029, School of Landscape Architecture
PO Box 85084, Lincoln University
Lincoln 7647, Christchurch
+64 3 423 0477 / +64 29 776 5067
Wendy.mcwilliam@lincoln.ac.nz
www.lincoln.ac.nz