BSc Human Geography and Planning
Entry requirements
A level: ABB
About this course
BSc in Geography (human) and planning and Geography. Core topics include Research Methods. The programme includes a Research Dissertation in the final year and offers an RTPI-accredited version for transfer following enrolment. Field study visits form part of the learning, with local and national issues examined within a global context.
Modules
- The Geographical Imagination: An Introduction to Human Geography
- Urban Economies
- Making Knowledge: Evidence and Practice
- Key Issues in Urban Planning
- Society, Diversity and Planning
- Cities
- The Global Countryside
- Border Spaces: Identities, Cultures and Politics in a Globalising World
- Designing Places and Plans
- Geographical Ideas
- Developing Research Methods
- Spaces of Production: Economic Geography
- Political Geography: Place, Space and Power
- Site Planning and Development Valuation
- Regulating Development: Planning Law and Policy
- Cultural Geographies: Places and Practices
- Social Geography: Spaces of Inequality and Welfare
- Sustainable development: Concepts, Practices and Challenges
- Development and the Global South
- Heritage, Regeneration and Inequality
- Cynllunio ar gyfer Iechyd a Lles Cenedlaethau’r Dyfodol
- Engaging Communities
- Research Dissertation
- Planning Theory and Practice
- Sustainable Transport
- Cities and Social Justice
- Gender, Space and Place
- Mobilities: Travel, Tourism and Communication
- Infrastructure Development: Swift, Smart and Sustainable?
- Climate Change & Environmental Governance
- Researching Contemporary Issues in Geography and Planning
- Geographies of Race and Power
- Digital Planning
- Advanced Economic Geography: Local and Regional Development
- Cyfiawnder Byd-eang