Requires: Relevant Bachelor’s degree (e.g. Town & Regional Planning, Bachelor of Housing, or related built-environment field), minimum 65% final-year average
- Entry point for graduates of a related bachelor’s degree
- Core planning theory, law and studio modules
- Foundational research report
Qualification: Relevant Bachelor’s degree, e.g. Town & Regional Planning, Bachelor of Housing, Geography, or a related built-environment field
Minimum mark: 65% average in the final year of the undergraduate degree
Additional: Foundational modules in planning law, GIS, or urban theory are an advantage where the undergraduate degree did not cover them
Documents: Certified academic transcript, certified degree certificate, CV, motivation letter
Programme Structure
Honours: Semester One
| Code | Module | Credits |
| TNPL701 | Theory for Planners | 16C |
| TNPL702 | Development and Planning of Cities | 16C |
| TNPL703 | Urban Spatial Analysis and Policy | 16C |
| TNPL7RM | Research Methods for Planners | 16C |
Honours: Semester Two
| Code | Module | Credits |
| TNPL704 | Regional Development | 16C |
| TNPL705 | Layout and Subdivision for Planners | 32C |
| TNPL7RP | Planning Research Project | 32C |
Honours total credits: 144C