Bachelor of Planning (B.Plan)

This will enables students to develop project plans, lead project teams, accomplish project steps within set time frames and manage the work of consultants. The course appeals to students interested in cities and urban development, people and places, and improving environmental outcomes. The degree is not highly technical but encompasses multidisciplinary training that draws on geography, politics, sociology, ecology, economics, law, history and design. Subject content ranges across theory, vocational knowledge, planning methods and field-based study.