FindAMasters summary
The MSc in Spatial Planning and Development at the University of Reading is a comprehensive programme that equips students for a successful career in urban planning and development. Accredited by the Royal Town Planning Institute and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, this programme offers a unique blend of academic rigour and practicality. With a focus on economic and property development processes at all levels, students have the opportunity to specialize in areas such as strategic planning, regeneration, or countryside planning. The programme also includes a European field study, allowing students to apply their learning in an international context. Entry requirements include a minimum 2:1 undergraduate degree from an internationally recognized university in any discipline. This highly regarded programme prepares students to become market-aware planners, ready to orchestrate and negotiate development schemes in both the public and private sectors.
About the course
This Masters programme will prepare you for a career in urban planning and development. You will be required to shape and consider development proposals and devise or interpret plans and policies. Also, negotiate and regulate development schemes, undertake community consultations, develop evidence and present reports to clients and decision-makers.
Our academic strengths lie in planning and development and real estate markets and investment. This programme will develop your specialist knowledge and skills in planning and development. The MSc Spatial Planning and Development is accredited by the Royal Town Planning Institute and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
Entry Requirements
Undergraduate degree - A good second class honours degree or the equivalent from an Internationally recognised University
Fees
2024 entry:
Home: £10,400 full-time or £5,700 per year part-time
International: £18,000 full-time or £9,500 per year part-time