The International Planning and Sustainable Development MA at the University of Westminster is designed for ambitious professionals seeking to address critical global challenges in urbanisation, climate change, and resource management. This Master's degree equips you with advanced knowledge of spatial planning, environmental policy, and community engagement, preparing you to lead sustainable development initiatives in diverse international contexts. You will explore contemporary theories and practical applications, engaging with issues that shape our cities and regions, making this course ideal for those committed to creating resilient and equitable futures.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over one year, immersing yourself in a curriculum that includes core modules on planning practice, sustainable cities, and international spatial planning, alongside an in-depth dissertation or major project. The course offers two RTPI-accredited pathways – Spatial Planning and Urban Resilience – allowing you to specialise in areas like urban design, climate change adaptation, or community engagement. You will benefit from the University of Westminster's strong links with UN-HABITAT and the Max Lock Centre, graduating with the expertise to pursue impactful careers in international development, urban planning, and policy-making worldwide.