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Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning

About the program

A four-year degree using geographic thinking to plan sustainable cities.

Learners studying Urban and Regional Planning can develop the ability to develop creative concepts
Use relevant production tools and critique work using professional
Audience and ethical considerations. These are indicative learning goals
Not a confirmed list of the university's assessed course outcomes.

Courses include geography of urban diversity
Geographies of urban change
Urban and regional planning
Geographic information systems and an urban field experience capstone in Chicago
With local internships.

Completion of Australian Year 12 (VCE) or an equivalent qualification with a course-specific minimum average (65% on most pages
up to 85% for some)
plus prerequisites or selection tasks for some courses. RMIT Foundation Studies or a relevant diploma can also qualify
Minimum average of 65% or 70% in a VCE-equivalent qualification on the honours pages that state one (22 and 11 pages)
65-85% on the bachelor pages; some courses add selection tasks and prerequisites

Senior secondary (Year 12) equivalent

Review the program admission requirements. Prepare academic transcripts and supporting documents. Complete the institution application form. Submit proof of language proficiency if required. Pay the application fee if applicable. Await the admission decision.

Campus	Melbourne City
Faculty or school	College of Design and Social Context
Department	_
Teaching language	English
Credit value	384
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	1 year
Scholarship note	RMIT University scholarship or tuition-support opportunities may vary by program, intake and applicant eligibility. Review current award conditions before applying.