MSc Planning

The MSc Planning course offered by Plymouth University is aimed at individuals who wish to develop their knowledge in planning theory and practice. The course is designed to prepare students for professional roles in managing, assessing and advancing solutions for spatial planning and sustainable development challenges.Course Content: This programme is structured into three series of study blocks that cover core planning knowledge, techniques and analysis, and specialist areas like spatial planning, integrated coastal zone management, environmental management systems and rural planning. The course also incorporates a research-focused dissertation module.Key Modules: Core modules in this course include Sustainable Futures, Planning Theory & Practice, Techniques & Analysis in Planning and Planning Implementation & Law. One can also go for optional modules like Integrated Coastal Zone Management, Urban Design: Representation & Meaning, and Environmental Management Systems Principles.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) as a 'combined' programme. This puts graduates on the path to become a Chartered Town Planner.Future Careers: Graduates will find career prospects in a variety of fields including planning, policy and development, professionals in chartered planning consultancy, local authority planning, planning policy, urban design and environmental policy making.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.