Spatial Planning PGDip

• TCP7021 Project I: Spatial Strategies
• TCP7023 Economics of Development
• TCP8001 Planning Frameworks
• TCP8939 Planning, Power and People
• TCP8902 The Reflexive Practitioner
• TCP8034 Planning and Sustainability
• TCP8911 Research Design
• LAW8147 Introduction to Planning Law

You will take a further 10 credits in semester 2 from the following:

• TCP8950 Measurement and Valuation*
• TCP8003 Engaging with Information Sources in Planning**

*You are required to take TCP8950 if you wish to obtain joint accreditation with RICS and RTPI.

**You are required to take TCP8003 if you wish to obtain RTPI accreditation only.

You will take a further 20 credits (10 each semester) from the following:

• TCP7024 Conservation and the City
• TCP8912 Conservation and the City Project
• TCP8917 Regenerating Places
• TCP8921 Globalisation and Social Justice
• TCP8920 Globalisation and Social Justice: Project
• TCP8918 Regenerating Places Project
• TCP8096 Issues in Landscape Planning and Sustainability
• TCP8097 Issues in Landscape Planning and Sustainability: Project
• TCP8934 Cities, Security and Resilience

Your chosen option must be followed in both semesters.

Modules might change for your year of entry.

A 2:2 honours degree. International students need a qualification equal to a 2:1 honours degree. Your degree can be in any subject, but preference is given to graduates of a related discipline such as:

• planning
• geography
• urban studies
• sociology
• history
• politics
• economics
• architecture
• law
• modern languages

Applicants who demonstrate significant knowledge and professional experience in UK town planning are welcome. We will consider your application if you have lower or non-standard qualifications and demonstrate aptitude for further study.