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Curtin College at Curtin University

Urban and regional planners look at whether development ideas are practical by considering economic, human, political, legal, environmental and aesthetic issues, such as how a piece of land should be developed, and what effect this will have on the local community of the environment. Planners balance the public interest against private interests, to improve the quality of life for everyone and to build a sustainable future. It is a growing area which can have an impact on future land use decisions. Urban and regional planners require good technical skills about land use planning, a high level of communication skills, knowledge of design, economics and law, and demonstrate sound ethical and professional behavior.
Good Creative Skills.
Major study in this course includes gaining of knowledge related to communication skills, knowledge of design, economics and law, and demonstrate sound ethical and professional behavior.
Students are eligible to this course if they have score 5 in GCE/STPM/HKALE (A-levels - best of three), score 24 in IB, score 60 in Ontario Gr 12 (best of 6), score 70 in TER (including TEE/SACE/HSC/VCE), score 53 in WAUFP (CPS), 65% in India/Pakistan, score 6 in Sri Lanka.
This course is accredited by Interior Design Interior Architecture Educators Association (IDEA).
Students of this course will have career as Urban and Regional Planner, Town Planner, Urban Designer, Planning Consultant, Developer.
February or July
IELTS - overall score of 6.5 Band
Offer letter (100 credit) published fee $13,000, Indicative year 1 fee - $26,600, Total indicative course fee - $112,600.
4 years