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    1 year full time, 2.5 years part time

Course Description

The built environment is evolving and developing at a rapid pace globally, regionally and locally. Develop the knowledge and skills for future career success in this dynamic sector with our Town and Country Planning postgraduate degree course.

Designed to open up exciting career opportunities, our course is ideal for graduates and professionals from a broad range of backgrounds seeking to build relevant planning and property-focused knowledge and skills.

Guided by experienced academics and practitioners, you will explore the theories, policies and practice that enable town planners to allocate land use and make decisions on development projects.

Entry Requirements

Applicants of this course must have a minimum of a second class honours degree.

Fees

See our website for fees

Student Destinations

A planning-focused qualification can up up a diverse range of roles and opportunities. We’ve designed this course to provide you with the skills and knowledge necessary to pursue a career in town planning, either in the private or public sector, working in the UK or overseas.

Equipped with a solid understanding of planning, there may be opportunities for you to specialise in a particular field, such as regeneration, spatial planning or urban development. You might seek a role working with a local authority in their policy, development management, enforcement or regeneration teams.

Alternatively, you might prefer to focus your skills on planning consultancy where you can advise clients such as Government, developers and housebuilders, on matters such as climate change, master planning and large scale infrastructure development schemes.

Module Details

Trimester one (and Trimester two for part-time learning)

  • Professional Practice
  • Design for Change and Sustainability
  • Planning, Theory and People
  • Plan Making for Place Shaping

Trimester two (Trimesters three and four for part-time learning)

  • Planners, Professionalism and Society
  • Spatial Planning and Infrastructure Development
  • Environmental Impact, Heritage and Society
  • Planning and Policies of Urban Environments

Trimester three (Trimesters five and six for part-time learning)

  • Dissertation

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