Master of Urban Planning (MUrbPlan)
Architecture
A course by
University of Auckland
Enhance your career with in-depth exploration of urban planning issues in a rich research environment, focusing on critical analysis, research, and planning practice.
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Core skills this course teaches
Advanced exploration of planning issues
Develop the ability to critically analyse significant issues in urban planning, including technology, history, equity and diversity, policy, or practice.
Master research and analysis skills
Conduct independent, original research in planning, presenting findings via a thesis or research portfolio.
About This Course
The Master of Urban Planning (MUrbPlan) is a research-oriented programme for graduates with a background in planning or urban planning. Students critically investigate significant planning issues in areas such as design, technology, history, equity, policy, and professional practice. The programme allows students to present research as either a thesis or a substantial research portfolio with advanced coursework. It seeks to equip graduates for research careers and specialist consultancy in planning and urban development contexts.
Course Content
- Advanced research in planning issues
- Critical analysis of planning practice, policy, and design
- Thesis or research portfolio
- Elective advanced coursework
- Discourse and debate in planning and urban design
- Equity and diversity issues in planning
- Technology and history of urban planning
Entry Requirements
New Zealand qualification in planning or urban planning
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