The MA in Urban Planning and Resilience at the University of Kent is designed for aspiring professionals eager to shape sustainable and thriving urban environments. You will delve into the critical interplay between planning theory, policy, and practice, addressing contemporary challenges such as climate change adaptation and social equity. This postgraduate degree equips you with a nuanced understanding of how people and places interact, preparing you to navigate the complexities of urban development. If you are passionate about creating resilient cities and fostering inclusive communities, this course offers a robust academic and practical foundation.
This full-time, on-campus Masters degree is structured over one year, guiding you through compulsory modules in planning theory, conservation, and global resilience practice, alongside essential research methods. You will have the opportunity to undertake either a dissertation or an industry-based project, allowing you to apply your learning to real-world scenarios. Through collaborative work with city teams and a focus on problem-solving, you will develop key interpersonal and teamwork skills. You will graduate with the expertise and professional accreditation potential to pursue impactful careers in urban planning and resilience.