University of Liverpool · Full-time
Sustainable Urban Planning
This taught programme is designed for Graduates who want to practise overseas and don’t need an RTPI accredited qualification. You’ll not only gain a good understanding of town and regional planning but will also be able to tailor your studies to reflect your…
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Department of Civic Design · Architecture, building and planning
This taught programme is designed for Graduates who want to practise overseas and don’t need an RTPI accredited qualification. You’ll not only gain a good understanding of town and regional planning but will also be able to tailor your studies to reflect your needs and interests, in consultation with the Programme Director. Three pathways are available for the MATRP: Pathway A (Spatial Planning), Pathway B (Urban Design) and Pathway C (Spatial Modelling). You’ll choose from a range of postgraduate planning modules and will prepare a dissertation (60 credits). Why Planning? World's first planning school As the world's first planning school we have two main roles: - as a centre of excellence for innovative and influential research and scholarship; and - as a leading provider of high quality professional education. Excellent academic staff We have excellent academic staff who are actively engaged with research and professional practice. This is reflected in the fact we edit two international journals - Town Planning Review - Journal of Environmental Assessment Policy and Management
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The normal entry requirement for all our postgraduate programmes is a good first degree (2:1) or above, in a related area from an approved university or equivalent. Applications from those with non traditional qualifications and relevant work experience are also welcomed and will be considered on their individual merits. International qualifications: Applications from international students are welcome. International qualifications will be evaluated in line with the National Recognition Information Centre (NARIC) guidelines.
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