Master of Planning
Study Programme Details
About this Study Course
Embark on a transformative journey with our Master of Planning program, designed to address the evolving challenges faced by communities in urban and rural settings. As environmental, economic, and social pressures intensify, the demand for adept planning professionals with exceptional problem-solving skills is higher than ever.
Overview
Discover the depths of urban, regional, and environmental planning with Lincoln University’s Master of Planning. This forward-looking program not only enhances your core planning skills but also provides a unique perspective by incorporating Māori insights, expanding your understanding of planning contexts and implications. Choose to specialize in water, energy, landscape, transport, resilience, or international development, tailoring your expertise to meet the demands of a dynamic future.
Admission Requirements
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This is a Taught Master’s programme consisting primarily of course work and does not require a thesis. However, a research dissertation equivalent to two courses is required and is usually undertaken concurrently with other courses and spread over two semesters in the second year of study.
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Future Career Outcomes
With Lincoln University’s Master of Planning, you’ll be in demand as an Urban / Regional Planner among city and district councils, government departments, iwi organisations, private consulting firms, NGOs, universities and the private sector. Other specialist roles include Catchment Management Planner, Policy Analyst / Planner, Recreation Planner or Resource Consent Planner, including progression to senior managerial positions.