Advanced City Policy and Practice

This Plan provides students with an opportunity to choose four courses from four related Classes Master's degrees from the Faculty of Built Environment: Master of Urban Policy and Strategy, Master of Urban Renewal and Housing, and Also Master of Sustainable Built Environment. Two classes from the Master of City Analytics are also offered.

It is likely that this system will draw interest from students from a range of different undergraduate backgrounds including, although not restricted by Economics, Geography and Social Policy, Political Science and Engineering. An undergraduate degree with at least a credit average in a relevant subject is required. A relevant amount would encompass studies in an integrated environment area as well as subjects in social science, social policy, business and law. Students enrolling in this program will soon be working regular or have worked full time since graduating involving work in an urban, regional or related professional function. Both local and worldwide students are eligible to apply. All students completing the Graduate Certificate could have the chance to simply take their Graduate Certification credits and continue their studies towards a diploma or some full Pros in virtually any one of those leading Masters at the mercy of fulfilling any particular entry requirements of that application. Students might be able to procure professional development credits from their Professional Institutes, based on the course, and accumulate four units that together can provide them a doctorate Certification. The Faculty is negotiating with all the various Professional Institutes to procure their agreement to grant PD credits to each course.