M.Sc. in Transport and City Planning, University College London

The aim of the MSc in Transport and City Planning from University College London (UCL) is to equip students to work effectively as transport and planning practitioners in urban contexts.;It has close links and shared modules with two other Bartlett School of Planning courses: the MSc in Sustainable Urbanism and MSc in Infrastructure Planning, Appraisal and Development.;I want to find another Master Course;The programme has an integrative design, providing perspectives from core disciplines without being rooted in any one. ;Students are encouraged to anchor their studies in a core discipline:;Urban Transport Planning examines the role and nature of transport planning in the delivery of sustainable cities internationally. It covers everything from the context and rationale for transport to infrastructure and the psychological and sociological dimensions to mobilities.;Sustainable Cities introduces some of the key sustainability debates and literature. It considers the tensions and synergies between environmental, social and economic objectives and the theory underpinning city planning.;Investing in Major Projects provides a critical review of major infrastructure theory and international practice.;Careers;100% of graduates from this programme are in work and/or further study six months after graduating.;The programme is attractive to candidates who wish to work across disciplines, and at the strategic policy development levels, with urban planning, geography, transport planning or engineering graduates, or wider specialists, who see their future work in transport planning as part of the design of sustainable cities. ;Graduate students from The Bartlett School of Planning have been very successful in gaining subsequent employment. ;At present there is a growing demand for our postgraduates from a wide range of both private and public employers, within the transport planning or urban planning professions, or the nexus of strategy development and implementation.;Accreditation;If you hold an RTPI accredited undergraduate degree then successfully completing the MSc in Transport & City Planning (as either a full MSc or a PG Diploma) will make you eligible for membership of the RTPI.;Get more details;Visit official programme website