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Students study four core modules, plus one optional module and a dissertation of 12,500 words. A field trip to a major European city is also offered in the programme.

core modules (obligatoires)

• The Planner in Contemporary Society
• Introduction to Spatial Planning
• Sustainable Cities
• Place-Making and Urban Design
• Urban Property Development
• Political Economy of Cities and Regions
• Planning Methods and Techniques
• Planning Project

Optional modules

• Urban Regeneration and Renewal
• Towards Urban Renaissance: Community Involvement in the Built Environment
• Transport Planning
• Economic Development Policy
• Housing Markets, Communities and Social Exclusion

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How is the programme taught?

The full-time degree is completed over 12 months with teaching in two semesters from October to May, followed by work on the dissertation for submission in September. Teaching takes place on Mondays and Tuesdays.

The teaching emphasis is on participative approaches to learning that enables students to reflect critically on important current debates in the practice and principles of spatial planning in diverse urban regions.