Pgdip / MA Town And Country Planning

at London South Bank University

Modules:
 

• Planning, politics and theory
• The making of place
• Planning law in practice
• Sustainable places
• Transitioning into practice

• Applicants should have at least a UK lower-second first degree (2:2) or overseas equivalent, although priority will be given to applicants with an upper-second or first. All disciplines are acceptable in line with RTPI and LSBU objectives of widening participation.
• Applicants with a non-cognate degree and several years’ relevant work experience may be offered a place, if they can demonstrate a suitable level of specialist subject knowledge.
• International students additionally require an English Language qualification, with an IELTS score of 6.5, or equivalent.

International Students: £15.500 per year.

Employment prospects are excellent especially in London and the South East of England. Successful planning students may find jobs in central government, local government, non-governmental organisations, housing associations and quangos. Given our extensive links with public, private and voluntary sector employers we often find that employers often approach us first seeking suitably qualified and motivated applicants