The Master’s in Landscape at Chiba University is a two-year graduate program offered through the Graduate School of Horticulture that focuses on the planning, design, and sustainable management of natural and built outdoor environments. The program provides interdisciplinary education in areas such as landscape planning and design, environmental conservation, urban green space development, ecosystem management, plant materials, and landscape construction technologies. Students engage in studio work, field studies, and research-based projects to develop advanced skills in spatial planning, environmental analysis, site design, and landscape management practices that enhance ecological balance and human well-being. Emphasizing sustainable development and the integration of natural systems within urban and rural environments, the curriculum prepares graduates to address contemporary environmental challenges through innovative landscape solutions in public planning agencies, environmental consultancy firms, and landscape design industries at both local and global levels.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements.
It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.