Overview
Program Structure
Students must complete 192 UOC when taken as a standalone program.
Program Constraints
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Sample Programs
Program Requirements
Internship, Placement and Exchange Opportunities
The program includes a ‘practice year’, structured around a year-long work placement and five core courses to guide the application of your professional skills in the planning industry. Students may also participate in an international exchange program with UNSW's partner universities.
Progression Requirements
Students are entitled to progress to the next stage of the degree (defined as year stages) where 42UOC is achieved with a WAM of 50 or above. Students who fail two or more core classes in year 1 or year 2 will not be able to proceed to subsequent years. In such scenarios students will be allowed to repeat failed courses to enable them to proceed into Stage 3. Students will only be able to enter the 3rd year and enrol in Work Integrated Learning courses (Practice courses) where 84UOC has been satisfactorily completed.
For more information on university policy on progression requirements please visit Academic Progression
Associated Programs
Similar Program
Related Double Degree
Bachelor of Laws - LLB4706 - City Planning (Honours) / Law
Postgraduate Pathway
Professional Outcomes
Accreditations
Professional Recognition
Career Opportunities
Environmental, strategic, land use or social planner; urban policy and research; property development.
Recognition of Achievement
Additional Information
Further Information
Contact the Nucleus Student Hub for advice.
Program Fees
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