MSc Infrastructure Planning Appraisal and Development

An upper second-class honours Bachelor's degree (or higher) from a UK university or an overseas qualification of equivalent standing is required. Applicants with degrees of a lower classification (minimum of 2:2 in all cases) but with considerable senior-level professional experience may also be accepted, and for applicants without a first degree or full professional membership, but with relevant and substantial work experience in the field, a special qualifying essay may be set.

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UCL offers a range of financial awards aimed at assisting both prospective and current students with their studies.

95% of master’s graduates from The Bartlett School of Planning are in employment or further study within 15 months of further study (HESA Graduate Outcomes Survey 2017-2023).

They are now working in 46 countries around the world in careers across:

• Infrastructure fund management
• Local, regional and national government
• International financial institutions
• International co-operation agencies
• Investment banking
• Infrastructure planning and community development
• Academia
• Consulting, both infrastructure related and more broadly
• Construction industry
• Research and academic institutions involved in the transport, energy, and housing sectors, as well as in urban, regional and environmental planning.

Graduates have gone on to take up positions working for Arcadis, Asper Investment Management, Morgan Sindall, Siemens, North Projects, London City Airport, Deloitte, Stantec, and more. Some have used their degree as a foundation for PhD research.

Compulsory modules

•  Infrastructures as Agents of Change
•  Business Cases for Infrastructure
•  Risk, Uncertainty and Complexity in Decision-Making
•  Critical Issues in Infrastructure Funding, Financing & Investment
•  Infrastructure Policy, Planning and Consent
•  Major Infrastructure Planning Practice
•  Dissertation in Planning
•  Sustainability and Major Infrastructure Investments
•  Environmental Assessment and Management