TU Dublin Environment and Planning has unveiled the MSc in Spatial Planning, a part-time, professionally accredited postgraduate programme in spatial planning; and the MSc in Sustainable Development (part-time/full-time), with intake for both courses due to take place in September.
The MSc in Spatial Planning at TU Dublin Environment and Planning is a part-time, professionally accredited postgraduate programme in Spatial Planning, based at TU Dublin Bolton Street. The next course intake is September 2022.
This part-time programme provides an opportunity for practitioners and qualified individuals to become professional planners by attending an accredited part-time planning course. The programme is accredited by the Irish Planning Institute and the Royal Town Planning Institute.
Through a modular delivery of lectures, tutorials and seminars over a period of two-and-a-half years, including the successful completion of a dissertation, students can obtain a highly recognised planning qualification.
The programme is delivered in a blended format to suit working professionals. This includes online lectures as well as face-to-face seminars at TU Dublin Bolton Street and on the new TU Dublin Grangegorman campus
Further information about the programme and details of how to apply are available here.
For individual queries, contact programme chairperson, Odran Reid: Odran Reid@TUDublin.ie
Find out more about teaching, learning and research at TU Dublin Environment & Planning: www.tudublin.ie/environment-planning
MSc in Sustainable Development (part-time/full-time)
Separately, the MSc in Sustainable Development (part-time/full-time) has also been unveiled at TU Dublin Environment & Planning.
It is a well-established postgraduate programme in sustainable development, with the next course intake due in September 2022.
The MSc Sustainable Development is designed to build on existing knowledge and allow students to apply the principles and practices of sustainable development to their own field of expertise or employment. The course also offers opportunities to deepen knowledge in chosen areas of energy, environment, community development or planning.
Lectures take place in a blended format and allow for a work placement component, as well as part-time students who may be in employment. The programme is delivered at TU Dublin Bolton Street and on the new TU Dublin Grangegorman campus.
Further information about the programme and details of how to apply are available here.
For individual queries, contact Programme Chairperson, Dr. Ken Boyle: KenBoyle@TUDublin.ie
Find out more about teaching, learning and research at TU Dublin Environment & Planning: www.tudublin.ie/environment-planning