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Communities in both urban and rural contexts are facing a range of environmental, economic and social pressures. These have increased the demand for qualified planning professionals with excellent problem-solving skills. This degree is accredited with the New Zealand Planning Institute, which enhances your career prospects in Aotearoa-New Zealand, Australia, Ireland and the UK.

Lincoln University鈥檚 Master of Planning significantly deepens the skills needed to join an exciting, future-oriented profession working in the fields of urban, regional and environmental planning. You鈥檒l also expand your understanding of the contexts and implications of planning through a Maori perspective and how an indigenous context influences your approach. There is also the option to specialise in water, energy, landscape, transport, resilience or international development.

How you鈥檒l grow

• By building advanced knowledge of urban, rural, regional and environmental planning concepts.
• Through weaving planning theory and practice into application across a wide range of situations with different levels of governance.
• Through developing your ability to engage in debate and research on current planning issues and challenges.
• By becoming a graduate member of the New Zealand Planning institute (NZPI).

Career opportunities

With Lincoln University鈥檚 Master of Planning, you鈥檒l be in demand as an Urban / Regional Planner among city and district councils, government departments, private consulting firms, NGOs, universities and the private sector. Other specialist roles include Catchment Management Planner, Policy Analyst / Planner, Recreation Planner or Resource Consent Planner, including progression to senior managerial positions.