Master of Land Planning
An advanced programme in urban and regional planning, land use and zoning, spatial data, environmental assessment and sustainable cities.
Programme overview
Students dive deep into land use and zoning, urban strategy, and planning and infrastructure, mastering the tools and mindsets needed to create cities that are not only efficient and connected—but inclusive, resilient, and ecologically sound.
The Master’s in Land Planning offers a comprehensive, future-driven education at the intersection of spatial strategy, sustainable urbanism, and territorial resilience—empowering students with the analytical precision, ecological insight, and visionary leadership required to shape equitable, efficient, and enduring environments.
What you’ll study
01Academic goals
- Prepare graduates to become leaders in urban and regional planning
- Advance sustainable city design and infrastructure planning
- Build core competencies in land use and zoning, policy analysis, spatial data tools, and environmental assessment
- Foster interdisciplinary thinking and strategic foresight
- Promote inclusive, ethical, and participatory planning practices
02Skills developed
Students develop the analytical, technical and collaborative skills needed to plan sustainable places.
- Land use and zoning analysis
- Urban and regional strategy
- GIS and spatial data analysis
- Environmental and social impact assessment
- Infrastructure and transport planning
- Community engagement and participatory planning
03Industry practice
In the Master’s in Land Planning, students are equipped to lead at the forefront of spatial innovation, where sustainable city design, data-driven strategy, and inclusive development converge to reshape the way we inhabit, organise, and steward land in a rapidly evolving world. The curriculum weaves together rigorous foundations in urban strategy, land use and zoning, and planning infrastructure with a progressive lens on the complex dynamics of climate change, demographic shifts, and smart city evolution.
Career opportunities after graduation
- Urban Planner
- Regional Development Analyst
- Land Use and Zoning Specialist
- Smart Cities Consultant
- Sustainability Planner
- GIS and Spatial Data Analyst
- Environmental Policy Advisor
- Infrastructure Planning Manager
- Community Development Strategist
- Land Management Consultant
Who can apply?
Admissions will review your academic background and the requirements for your chosen route.
Plan your academic pathway
Discuss your existing qualifications, academic transcripts and preferred study destination. Admissions will confirm the awarding institution, entry criteria, delivery, duration and any credit transfer before you apply.