With a strong emphasis on structure and masterplanning, sustainability and urban design, UTS’ Master of Planning will equip students with the skills to respond creatively to the design and planning of built environments within changing environmental, economic and social contexts.

Shape the urban environment

You will engage with policy, environmental and demographic frameworks to understand how planning shapes the urban environment. This engagement spans across several disciplines, including: urban design, property, planning, economics, law, architecture and urban ecology

Engage with the Planning industry

As a Master of Planning student you will benefit from UTS’ close ties to industry with many of our academics having professional backgrounds and connections. Many of the projects are based on real-world scenarios taught in peer-led, multidisciplinary environments.

Your career in Planning

The Master of Planning enables professionals to change careers due to the multi-disciplinary nature of the learning. Our graduates are in public sector positions, private consulting and property development firms, with the option to pursue careers in areas such as strategic planning and sub regional planning.

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What credit can I apply for?

Master of Nursing

• Graduate Certificates in nursing that appear on our precedent list (PDF, 94kB): These courses attract up to 24 credit points of unspecified credit (electives) or an equivalent sub-major (where a relevant Graduate Certificate has been completed at UTS).
• Postgraduate nursing qualifications and subjects that do not appear on the precedent list: These subjects may be credited as unspecified credit towards your elective choices or as specific subjects if the subject completed matches 80% of the content of the subject for which credit is sought.

Other postgraduate courses

• Previously completed postgraduate subjects: These may be credited as unspecified credit towards your elective choices or as specific subjects if the subject completed matches 80% of the content of the subject for which credit is sought.