Planning for Regions

• • The nature of regional planning
  • Regional Planning Theories
  • Politics of regional planning
  • Planning regions and economic development
  • Regional planning and state strategic planning
  • Regional planning and infrastructure provision
  • Managing regional water systems
  • Indigenous Australia, native title and regional planning
  • Regional housing strategies
  • An International Perspective
  • Regional approach in bushfire managment

In order to enrol in this subject, you must be accepted into one of the following degrees:

Core

• CUR-URP-MAS-2022
• CUR-URP-MAS-2021

Elective

• UNE-PRO-GCE-2021
• CUR-SCP-MAS-2022
• CUR-SCP-GDI-2022
• CUR-SCP-GCE-2022
• CUR-SCP-GDI-2021
• CUR-SCP-GCE-2021
• CUR-PRM-MAS-2021
• CUR-SCP-MAS-2021
• OUA-PSU-GCE-2022
• UNE-PRO-GCE-2022

Additional requirements

• Equipment requirements - Access to hardware: webcam, speakers and microphone Audio / Video Conferencing
• Software requirements - Access to the internet Standard Media Web links Embedded multimedia
• Other requirements - Admission to degree required / Entry Permission Required Online Assessment Printable format materials Resources & Links Audio/Video Streaming

Investigates the theories, processes and methods of regional planning and the links between theory and practice. Includes comparisons of regional spatial forms, city regions and plans, systems, agencies and legislation.

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• Conceptual essay (30%)
• Debate on Regional Planning (30%)
• Major Project (40%)

Current study term: 29 May 22 to 28 Aug 22

Next study term: 27 Nov 22 to 26 Feb 23