Bartlett School of Planning
Wates House
22 Gordon St
London
WC1H 0QB
Tel 44 (0)20 7679 7501
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Undergraduate
BSc (Hons) in Urban Planning, Design and Management
or
BSc (Hons) in Planning and Real Estate
with
MSc Sustainable Urbanism or
MSc International Real Estate and Planning or
MSc Planning Design and Development
Full-time, 4 years
Undergraduate Contact
Tel: 020 7679 7456
Contact Undergraduate Admissions
Postgraduate
MSc Spatial Planning
Full-time, part-time and modular/flexible
1 year (full-time)
2 – 5 Years (modular/flexible)
MSc International Planning
Full-time, part-time and modular/flexible
1 year (full-time)
2 – 5 Years (modular/flexible)
MSc International Real Estate and Planning
Full-time, part-time and modular/flexible
1 year (full time)
2 – 5 Years (modular/flexible)
MSc Urban Regeneration
Full-time, part-time and modular/flexible
1 year (full time)
2 – 5 Years (modular/flexible)
MSc Sustainable Urbanism
Full-time, part-time and modular/flexible
1 year (full time)
2 – 5 Years (modular/flexible)
MSc Planning, Design and Development
Full-time, part-time and modular/flexible
1 year (full time)
2 – 5 Years (modular/flexible)
MSc Mega Infrastructure Planning Design and Delivery
Full-time, part-time and modular/flexible
1 year (full time)
2 – 5 Years (modular/flexible)
Postgraduate Contact
Tel: 020 7679 7501
Contact Postgraduate Admissions
Current Planning Research at University College London
Research at the Bartlett School of Planning is divided into seven themes: Spatial Planning; Urban Design; Sustainable Development; Economic Development; Transport and Infrastructure; Property and Regeneration and Housing, Society and Culture.
Research carried out in the area of Spatial Planning concerns issues such as the links between planning and other policy fields, place-shaping and planning for growth. Current research projects include:
Land Use Futures
The Land Use Futures project is focused on evaluating whether present land-use patterns, practices and policies will be fit for purpose in the future.
Research undertaken in the field of Urban Design includes an investigation into the design and management of public space in London, while studies in the area of Housing, Society and Culture involve an examination of the political forces governing housing land allocation. More projects can be found on the School's website.
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