Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning
Postgraduate
In Canberra (Australia)
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Postgraduate
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Canberra (Australia)
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The program is your pathway to the professional world of planning. You will be given the tools and methodologies to work in planning-based roles both in Australia and globally and gain an understanding of the ways that cities and sites are constructed physically, socially and environmentally. The Planning Institute of Australia accredits this course, ensuring professional relevance and excellent employment opportunities.
Planners are strategic professionals that reconcile the complex demands of law, budgets and aesthetics to produce plans for vibrant, functional and desirable public spaces and cities. The planning program at the University of Sydney is recognised for its focus on the significant challenges of scale in planning. Our expertise in both Urban and in Regional planning means that when you study with us, you will be adept at working across the spectrum of planning works, whether for a population of 500 or for 5 million.
You will benefit from the expertise of our staff and our close ties with industry. Our academics are all active contributors to the profession, forging close links with state, national and international planning organisations. In 2012, the planning program celebrated its close ties with the Office of Urbanisation in Papua New Guinea through a Memorandum of Understanding. We regularly host prestigious international planning conferences, including the only UPE conference to be held in the Asia-Pacific. All of this combines to give you unparalleled access to the best teachers and a solid network of industry contacts as you complete your degree. This is consistently demonstrated in our high student-satisfaction and graduate employment surveys.
We give you flexible options to expand the scope of your degree by undertaking one of our exclusive enrichment options. Offered in Heritage Conservation or Urban Design, you can improve your employment prospects by taking these specialisations. No other program planning program in...
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Subjects
- Planning
- International
- Industry
- Credit
- Options
- IT
- Design
- Urban Design
- University
- Leadership
Course programme
Unit of Study information on faculty page
Study planTo qualify for the award of the Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning, a candidate must complete 48 credit points, including a minimum of 30 credit points of core units of study and a maximum 18 credit points of elective units of study.
Graduate opportunities
Professionals and graduates in architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning or a closely related area, will develop and extend their professional expertise, but applicants from other disciplines are welcome. An introductory unit of study has been introduced to enable all students to participate effectively in the design studios, and to provide a basic grounding in urban design for students wishing to undertake the Graduate Certificate only.
Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning