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Queen's University Belfast, MSc, Spatial Regeneration

Queen's University Belfast
 United Kingdom

 

Study mode Start date Duration
Full-time Sep semesters: 3
Study is spread over 3 semesters involving 7 modules; semester 1: Design and regeneration; evaluation of settlement and built environment; local and regional sustainability; semester 2: Development finance and project management; planning in contested space; professional practice in spatial regeneration; semester 3: Thesis/work-based study.

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  • Located in south Belfast, close to entertainment venues, restaurants, bars and shops and Northern Ireland’s spectacular scenery.
  • Modern transport infrastructure. All major British cities within an hour’s flying time.
  • Daily flights to British and major European destinations. Regular ferry services to Scotland and England.