Course content for year 1
Year 1 is a broad introduction to the fundamentals of planning and real estate.
Course units for year 1
The course unit details given below are subject to change, and are the latest example of the curriculum available on this course of study.
Title Code Credit rating Mandatory/optional
Designing Sustainable Futures PLAN10031 20 Mandatory
Introduction to Planning and Development PLAN10041 20 Mandatory
Applied Project PLAN10092 20 Mandatory
Introduction to Real Estate PLAN10201 20 Mandatory
Introduction to Urban and Environmental Economics PLAN10352 20 Mandatory
Rural Planning PLAN10362 10 Optional
Leases & Letting PLAN10382 10 Optional
Course content for year 2
In Year 2, you will begin to specialise.
This course has normally included a field trip to a European country during your second year and you can also apply to spend one semester studying abroad at one of our exchange partners in Europe, the US, South East Asia and Australia.
Course units for year 2
The course unit details given below are subject to change, and are the latest example of the curriculum available on this course of study.
Title Code Credit rating Mandatory/optional
Sustainable Development Project PLAN20072 20 Mandatory
Environment and Development Fieldtrip PLAN20172 20 Mandatory
Plan Making & the Development Process PLAN20181 20 Mandatory
Valuation & Appraisal PLAN21012 20 Mandatory
Professional Placement PLAN20090 20 Optional
Policy for Cities and Regions PLAN20381 20 Optional
Environmental Policies and Designations PLAN20401 20 Optional
Course content for year 3
In Year 3, you will develop further specialism.
You will focus on career development and applying the planning concepts and skills to real-world situations.
You will also undertake a dissertation on a topic of your choice to put your knowledge into practice.
Course units for year 3
The course unit details given below are subject to change, and are the latest example of the curriculum available on this course of study.
Title Code Credit rating Mandatory/optional
Dissertation (UG) PLAN30000 40 Mandatory
Planning & Property Law PLAN30072 20 Mandatory
Urban Theory, Planning Ethics PLAN30081 20 Mandatory
Research Methods PLAN30091 10 Mandatory
Professional Practice and Ethics PLAN30221 10 Mandatory
Housing, Planning & Development PLAN30512 20 Mandatory
Course content for year 4
In Year 4, you will continue developing your specialism and professional-related studies in real estate and planning.
All students take part in the 'Integrated Client-based Project', where you will work in a small group on a real-life project, interpreting the brief, carrying out the investigations, and reporting directly to the actual client.
This provides an excellent opportunity to bring together and use all the knowledge and skills which you have developed throughout the course.
The option of a placement is very popular, which may involve working in a public or private sector planning office.
Course units for year 4
The course unit details given below are subject to change, and are the latest example of the curriculum available on this course of study.
Title Code Credit rating Mandatory/optional
Land and Development PLAN40662 15 Mandatory
Real Estate Law in Practice PLAN41002 15 Mandatory
Strategic Asset Management PLAN41051 15 Mandatory
Real Estate Investment and Finance PLAN41191 15 Mandatory
Environmental Impact Assessment PLAN40321 15 Optional
EIA Project PLAN40332 15 Optional
Strategic Environmental Assessment PLAN40341 15 Optional
Planning for Environmental Change PLAN40391 15 Optional
Professional Practice and Placement PLAN40470 15 Optional
Local Economic Development PLAN40521 15 Optional
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