MSc Urban and Regional Development

The Urban and Regional Development MSc course offered by Cardiff University is designed for those looking to develop a thorough understanding and analytical grasp of key issues in urban and regional development. This course is particularly suited to those interested in understanding the challenges of contemporary urbanization and building theoretical capacities in urban development and management. Course Content: The course delves into a wide array of topics related to urban and regional development. These include the relationships between cities and their regions, the environmental impacts of urbanization, the place advertising and branding, the role of institutions, the entrepreneurial city, and the politics of urban development. The course also aims to enhance your skills in urban and regional analysis, policy research, strategic thinking and problem-solving techniques related to urban development.Key Modules: The course consists of three taught stages spread over 60 credits. The modules include Urban and Regional Development in Question, Urban and Regional Development in Practice, and Dissertation in Urban and Regional Development.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Royal Town Planning Institute.Future Careers: The course is suited for students looking forward to careers in urban and regional development, urban planning and design, policy-making, research consultancy, roles in community-led development sector and NGOs. Some students also continue on for PhD studies.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.