Graduate · Architecture
Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning
Adelaide University, Adelaide, SA, Australia
About this program
The Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning at Adelaide University is a 1-year graduate diploma. Urban and regional planning is a complex, interdisciplinary body of many moving parts. The master’s degree is designed to offer a broad, deep understanding for planning’s past and present, and to get students speculating about its future. Students study a range of topics as they concern the profession, including history, policy, finance, ethics, climate and society. Students develop their personal conduct in professional contexts. Students learn how to make a captivating proposal, how to judge a development project’s feasibility and how to help residents and developers reach a great outcome that balances competing interests. In their fieldwork, students inspect regenerated urban spaces and assess locations for potential development. The graduate diploma shares its curriculum with the corresponding master's degree at Adelaide University and can articulate into that degree.
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