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Sustainable Urban Development

Taught Programmes

Part-time/Continuing Education

MSc in Sustainable Urban Development (part-time) 

Course Code | 001481 

Professional Development (CPD) Centre offers a part-time, two-year MSc in Sustainable Urban Development.

The aim of the MSc is to offer an intellectually-rigorous and theoretically-grounded programme that:

  • unites the study of urbanism and sustainability
  • is international in scope
  • is based on a multidisciplinary approach and structure
  • provides a strong knowledge basis to professional practice in the area

The MSc is modular and designed for those in full-time employment, both in the UK and overseas.

How to Apply

The deadlines for this course are 20 January and 9 March 2012. Places may still be available after the March deadline; please see the Sustainable Urban Development website for information.

The standard set of materials you should send with any application to a taught course comprises:

Please follow the detailed instructions in the Application Guide, and consult the Sustainable Urban Development website for any additional guidance.

Research Programmes

Part-time/Continuing Education

While we do not offer a DPhil programme in this subject, we may be able from time to time to take exceptional research students where we are able to offer appropriate supervision and either we, or, where relevant, the applicant's employer, can provide appropriate facilities. Applicants would need to demonstrate that they have skills and competencies in Sustainable Urban Development.

The DPhil would be available on a part-time basis, to be completed in a minimum of four years, and would normally start in October. Informal enquires should be directed to the MSc course director.

Resources Available

Part-time/Continuing Education
  • University libraries including:
    • Continuing Education Library, Rewley House
    • Social Sciences Library, Manor Road
    • Radcliffe Science Library
  • A virtual learning environment.

Graduate Destinations

Part-time/Continuing Education

Most part-time students on this programme are already in full-time employment on commencement of the programme.

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Key Facts

Entry Requirements

A good undergraduate degree, normally in a relevant subject, such as Geography, Land Economy, Architecture, Planning, Environmental Change, Surveying or Engineering, or similar, and at least two years’ relevant professional experience.


English Language Requirements

Higher level


Funding/Awards

Some bursaries may be available

 

Fees

Fees information on the Continuing Education website External link

 

Number of Applicants

22


Number of Places Available

25