Course Overview
The Landscape Architecture course at KENCID focuses on designing outdoor environments that are both functional and aesthetically enriching. Based in Nairobi, the program explores key areas such as environmental design, site planning, horticulture, sustainability, urban greening, and ecological restoration. Students gain practical skills in designing parks, gardens, recreational spaces, and urban landscapes that enhance community well-being. Through studio projects, fieldwork, and collaboration with real clients, learners apply design principles to actual environmental challenges. KENCID’s commitment to innovation and sustainability ensures graduates are equipped to shape Kenya’s cities and rural spaces with nature-inspired, culturally sensitive design solutions.
Why Study Landscape Architecture
Studying Landscape Architecture at KENCID prepares you to design green, healthy, and vibrant outdoor spaces in response to Nairobi’s urban growth. You’ll gain creative and technical expertise, backed by real-world projects, to impact Kenya’s future sustainably and beautifully.
Career Options in Landscape Architecture
Graduates of Landscape Architecture at KENCID can pursue careers as landscape architects, site planners, urban designers, horticulture consultants, or environmental designers. Employers include architectural and planning firms, municipal governments, real estate developers, parks services, and environmental NGOs across Kenya and East Africa.
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Entry Requirements
Diploma Program
KCSE C-
Duration: 6 Semesters
Certificate Program
KCSE D- and Above
Duration: 3 Semesters
Foundation program
KCSE: Any Grade
Duration: 2 Semesters
