Master of Science Degree in Urban and Regional Planning
- Entry level
- A bachelor's degree
- Field of study
- Social Sciences & Development
- Duration
- 1½ years block release / weekend class
- Institution
- Great Zimbabwe University
Entry requirements
Postgraduate: what you need to apply
A bachelor's degree · 2.1 or better; a 2.2 is considered with 2 years' work experience
Postgraduate study follows a first degree. School grades alone do not qualify you.
Degree 2.1+ in Planning, Architecture or related (or 2.2 + 2 years' experience)
As the institution publishes it
Qualification required: Degree in Regional and Urban Planning, Spatial Planning and Management, Urban Planning and Design, Architecture, Environmental Science or another relevant field from a recognised university Minimum class: 2.1 or better; a 2.2 is considered with 2 years' work experience Work experience: 2 years (only if the degree is a 2.2)
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About this programme
An advanced degree in planning for cities and regions, for graduates in planning, architecture and the environment.
What you will study
Advanced planning theory, spatial analysis and GIS, urban policy and governance, housing and infrastructure, sustainability, research methods and a dissertation.
Further study and pathways
Doctoral study in planning; professional planner registration.
Options on offer
None listed
Source: Great Zimbabwe University: GZU_Programme_Catalogue.xlsx, sheet "Programmes"
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