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In Germany, there are 14 universities offering courses of study in landscape architecture. The bdla is in close contact with the universities through its training working group and is committed to high-quality training so that graduates are well prepared for everyday work.
News Committee Education · 11. June 2021
The Education Committee met online on 11/23/2020 to discuss the current state of higher education.
News Committee Education · 12. March 2021
The Education Committee had arranged a web meeting on 5 August 2020. The spokesperson Marion Linke took the opportunity to first of all exchange information about the development in NRW.
News Committee Education · 14. September 2020
On 29 and 30 November 2019, the bdla Committee Education and Training met in Würzburg.
News Committee Education · 12. March 2020
The spring meeting of the Training Working Group was held at the Erfurt University of Applied Sciences on March 29 and 30, 2019.
News Committee Education · 14. June 2019
In order to conduct an intensive dialogue with the TU Dresden and the HTW Dresden, the members of the AK Ausbildungswesen met in the Saxon metropolis on the Elbe on 2 and 3 November 2018.
News Committee Education · 15. March 2019
Under the leadership of the spokesperson Dr. Ute Fischer-Gäde, the working group on training met on 10 and 11 November 2017 at Leibniz Universität Hannover.
News Committee Education · 15. March 2018
Professor Emeritus Dr Dr h. c. Wolfgang Haber, often referred to as the ‘father of landscape ecology in Germany’, passed away on 13 August 2026, shortly before his 101st birthday. For more than half a century, Wolfgang Haber had provided scientific support for nature conservation and environmental protection in Germany and helped shape these fields internationally; he was involved in the establishment of the Bavarian Forest and Berchtesgaden National Parks, as well as in the development of biotope mapping.
Press releases · 17. August 2026
The heatwave in June and July 2026 has shown once again that our towns and local authorities must better equip themselves to cope with the consequences of climate change. Heatwaves are occurring more frequently, lasting longer and placing a strain on people, infrastructure and urban green spaces alike. In densely built-up neighbourhoods in particular, heat and pollutants build up, whilst the night-time cooling effect is increasingly failing to materialise. Coping with summer heat is therefore becoming a key challenge for many local authorities in the years ahead.
Press releases · 04. August 2026
Training event on structural engineering and construction management in open space planning at GaLaBau 2026
As part of GaLaBau 2026, the International Trade Fair for Urban Greenery and Open Spaces, the bdla is hosting a half-day seminar on Wednesday 16 September 2026 on issues relating to construction technology and construction management in open space planning. Experienced professionals from the field will discuss current topics.
Press releases · 23. July 2026
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