Town and Country Planning

Entry requirements

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

This course is suitable for graduates with a non-cognate undergraduate degree who would like to develop their skills and knowledge in the property industry and pursue a future career in town and country planning. The course is recommended for applicants with an active interest in shaping and guiding the environment they currently live and work, and for future generations.

The course is also recommended for current built environment professionals who wants to formalise existing planning and development skills or acquire them to facilitate career progression or diversification. The course can also provide a pathway for applicants seeking to move towards academia or research in the future.

Months of entry

September

Course content

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.