Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Urban and Regional Planning
Programme Description
The aim of the programme is to: quip students with knowledge and skills in urban and regional planning.
The aim Educate future planners, practitioners and decision makers dedicated to the improvement...
The aim of the programme is to: quip students with knowledge and skills in urban and regional planning.
The aim Educate future planners, practitioners and decision makers dedicated to the improvement of urban regions.
Enable students to apply regional approaches in designing and analysing urban and growth point nodes.
Expose students to various aspects of regional planning such as land development approaches, urban and regional planning and management, regional integration and cooperation, and studio work (CAD), among other issues.
Broaden the students’ knowledge base by offering optional areas at level four which gives flexibility to students with regards to preferred area of specialization.
The aim Educate future planners, practitioners and decision makers dedicated to the improvement of urban regions.
Enable students to apply regional approaches in designing and analysing urban and growth point nodes.
Expose students to various aspects of regional planning such as land development approaches, urban and regional planning and management, regional integration and cooperation, and studio work (CAD), among other issues.
Broaden the students’ knowledge base by offering optional areas at level four which gives flexibility to students with regards to preferred area of specialization.
Career Opportunities
A Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Urban and Regional Planning opens up a variety of career opportunities in planning, development, and management of urban and regional areas. Here are some potential career paths you might explore:
Urban Planner: Designing and planning urban spaces to ensure sustainable and efficient development.
Regional Planner: Planning and developing strategies for regional growth and development.
Environmental Planner: Developing plans and policies for sustainable environmental management.
Entry Requirements
5 ‘O’ Level passes including English Language, Geography and Mathematics and at least 2 ‘A’ Level passes including Geography OR A Diploma preferably majoring in urban planning, urban management, social work, local authority administration, housing development, real estate and property management, physical planning, land management, environmental management, project and programme management among others.
Mature Entry: Mature entry shall be obtained by applicants who have five (5) ‘O’ levels including English Language and have demonstrable work experience during the last five years before the academic year in which admission is sought, and are aged 25 years and above