Town Planning MSc

• TCP7021 Project I: Spatial Strategies
• TCP7023 Economics of Development
• TCP8001 Planning Frameworks
• TCP8939 Planning, Power and People
• TCP8099 Dissertation
• TCP8902 The Reflexive Practitioner
• TCP8034 Planning and Sustainability
• TCP8911 Research Design
• LAW8147 Introduction to Planning Law

You will also take one of the following modules in semester 2. TCP8950 MUST be taken if students wish to obtain joint accreditation with RICS and RTPI. TCP8003 MUST be taken if students wish to obtain RTPI accreditation only.

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

You will take a further 20 credits (10 in each semester) from the following, but the chosen option MUST be followed in both semesters:

• 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

Modules may 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.