We see planning as a critical profession that connects communities with government, institutions and developers.
Through a combination of real-world scenarios, peer-led teamwork and a range of case studies and field trips, our postgraduate Planning degrees will prepare you to explore the impact of planning decisions on the urban environment. Join a multidisciplinary student cohort and learn to consider the role of the planner in a range of contexts, including design, property, economics and law. You’ll explore key topics like land markets, feasibility studies and forecasting and investigate the policy, environmental and demographic frameworks that underpin this discipline.
By the end of your studies, you’ll be ready for a wide range of professional opportunities within a built environment career.
I liked how the course offered a spiral learning style. It started with introductory subjects to ease you into the course and set solid foundations in planning. The second year was about adding onto the same concepts and applying them in new ways, and the third year was focused on honing the knowledge and empowering students to have the confidence to challenge planning practice and policy.
