Pages tagged with: planning

MSc Planning

The MSc Planning programme has been designed to offer a comprehensive understanding of the factors influencing the formulation and delivery of spatial planning policy across the built and natural environments.

MSc Planning news highlights

MSc Planning news highlights

13th European Biennial of Towns and Town Planners 2019 | Planning on the Edge

What's on at the University of Plymouth: Plymouth will host the Biennial conference of the European Council of Spatial Planners (ECTP), which aims to launch a debate on how planners and urban designers can create sustainable cities. 11–14 September 2019

11 Sep 2019

Samaria Bezzina

Samaria Bezzina profile.

Will garden villages solve the housing crisis?

Highlights from a recent talk from Lord Matthew Taylor at Plymouth University

MSc Planning student profiles

MSc Planning students experiences of the course and their subsequent careers.

Urban expert set for guest lecture at Plymouth University

Plymouth University news: Dr Steve Melia, a former parliamentary candidate in Plymouth, who now lectures in transport and planning at UWE, returns to the city to talk about his new book, 'Urban Transport without the Hot Air'.

Jonathan Hill: planning for the present and future

Building on an inspiring undergraduate placement, Jonathan's experience studying MSc Planning at the University of Plymouth has set him up for a rewarding career in the industry

Planner at Urbanissta Development Planning - Kathryn Waldron

Plymouth University - Kathryn Waldron alumni case study

Future proofing our dynamic coast requires an appropriate buffer zone

Gerd Masselink, Professor of Coastal Geomorphology at the University of Plymouth, says the time has come to avoid developments on our coastline and make use of Coastal Change Management Areas outlined within the National Planning Policy Framework

Planning for the future

Chris Balch, Professor of Planning at the University of Plymouth, writes about some of the many challenges facing coastal communities across the South West

Further investigation required into impact of brownfield sites on coastal regeneration

Plymouth University news: Researchers at Plymouth University say in a new study that a greater understanding of brownfield or derelict sites could enhance the social and economic regeneration of coastal towns and cities