COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc Urban Regeneration and Development program offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary for careers in urban development, regeneration, and planning. Core modules such as Land and Development, Urban and Regional Policy, Digital Planning – Spatial and Policy Analysis, Future Cities, and the MSc URD Dissertation provide a strong foundation in identifying and analysing urban opportunities, developing regeneration strategies, and implementing planning frameworks. Students gain practical experience in spatial analysis, policy evaluation, and strategic urban planning, enabling them to propose evidence-based solutions for complex urban challenges. Optional modules, including Climate Change and Development, Planning Powers and Procedures, Urban Theory, Planning Theory and Professional Ethics, Professional Placement, and Design for Healthy Places, allow students to tailor their learning to specific interests and gain exposure to contemporary urban issues, sustainability considerations, and professional practice. The program combines theoretical understanding with applied research, case studies, and project-based learning, developing critical thinking, problem-solving, and project management skills. Graduates are prepared for professional roles in local authorities, planning consultancies, development agencies, housing organisations, and research institutions. Overall, the MSc Urban Regeneration and Development equips students with the expertise, analytical ability, and practical experience required to drive sustainable, inclusive, and effective urban regeneration initiatives.