Many global challenges can be tackled through better city design. Urban designers play a vital role in shaping sustainable communities, from protecting green spaces to reducing travel times. At
The MA in Educational Planning, Economics, and International Development is a unique course that brings economic perspectives to educational planning and analysis with a global outlook. Our course
The Architecture and Historic Urban Environments MA pioneers a fresh and critical approach to architecture and historic urban environments at a world-leading architecture school in London. Using
This course is an innovative, unique and industry-facing course which provides you an opportunity to gain practical experience of the design and analysis of wargames. We offer immersive teaching
Our experimental and collaborative course gives you the skills to shape future urban environments - whether that’s through buildings, larger developments or landscapes. You’ll work across the
This course is aimed at built environment professionals and others with a relevant social or physical science background who wish to gain an in-depth understanding of planning and sustainable
Our Media and Development MA explores the multifaceted and rapidly evolving media and communications sector and its implications for developing economies – providing a route to a diverse range of
This course focuses on urban design as part of town planning, giving you the opportunity to develop your understanding of urban design and development issues through working at different scales of
If you are passionate about current and emerging challenges facing our towns, cities and rural areas, want to help shape our future built and natural environments and want to study planning at the
Food is a cross-cutting development issue that concerns hunger, food insecurity, malnutrition, environment sustainability, power politics, social justice and cultural identity. It is about the global
The MA in Migration History: People, Objects, Cultures offers a unique opportunity to undertake advanced study of one of the oldest, most constant, and still searingly relevant phenomena in human
1 Year Full Time
