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Embark on a career path focused on urban and regional policy and planning. Develop skills to tackle both local opportunities and worldwide challenges, while gaining expertise in physical and ecological sciences, risk management, the Treaty of Waitangi, resource management, and planning law.
The field of environmental planning is undergoing rapid transformation due to societal changes, climate concerns, economic shifts, and other influences.
This Honours program combines hands-on experience with academic theory to unlock your potential in the dynamic realms of urban and regional planning. Grow your skills to help shape our environment and create a better future.
How you'll develop
By building a strong grasp of how gender, culture, ethnicity, and equity intersect – and their impact on environmental policy and planning decisions.
Through interactions with individuals seeking approvals for diverse activities across various environmental settings.
By creating different plans and strategies, while advising on appropriate environmental actions.
Mastering analytical skills to make informed, evidence-based choices in cross-disciplinary scenarios.
Enhancing your ability to contribute meaningfully to sustainable development processes.
Achieving professional recognition through New Zealand Planning Institute (NZPI) accreditation.
Career prospects
Skilled and forward-thinking planners are in great demand. With Lincoln University's accredited degree, you'll qualify for environmental and policy planning positions across city councils, district and regional governments, national agencies, and innovative private sector organizations.
University Entrance through NCEA or an approved, equivalent qualification.
Recommended preparation
International qualifications
English Language Requirements