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Study Details: MASc 1 year full-time 2 years part-time 5 years flexible
Our Master of Arts and Sciences degree in Global Urbanism will equip students with the critical skills and specialist knowledge to operate as an urbanist in today's global environment, collaborating across sectors to tackle urgent challenges and shape fairer cities.
Cities are complex, diverse, and globally interconnected. To develop insights into global urban experiences and respond to contemporary challenges we need to collaborate and build knowledge across often very different locations, and to draw on multiple academic disciplines, professions and communities. The Bartlett’s Global Urbanism MASc course is the first urban master's degree to cut radically across arts, humanities, social sciences and built environment studies, giving students the opportunity to specialise in urbanism as a challenge-driven and practice-oriented transdisciplinary field.
A minimum of an upper second-class Bachelor’s degree from a UK university or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard.
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This postgraduate degree trains an emerging generation of urbanists to undertake advanced, experimental, collaborative research, driven by the pressing agendas set by the Sustainable Development Goals and other international policy and practice directives. Graduates will be qualified to address the complexity of cities and urbanisation creatively, and the global challenges and potentials that they present.
The course provides the relevant skills and knowledge for those working in, or aiming to develop a career in, built environment and urban policy and practice positions that require a sophisticated understanding of the contexts and complexity of urban challenges and development in cities internationally. Graduates will be suited to a wide range of urban and built environment careers that engage with processes of urban change and design, community participation, inclusive urban development and governance. The creative problem-solving, analytical, collaboration and presentation skills which students develop will also provide a good preparation for doctoral study and professional research positions.
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The Bartlett is UCL's multidisciplinary Faculty of the Built Environment. Our vision is a world where the systems and cities we build add to the wellb...
