MA Built Environment Studies: University of the West of England

Introduction

The MA Built Environment Studies enables you to construct your own course of study, by choosing modules from any postgraduate course in the School of Built and Natural Environment. This means that you can focus your studies on your particular areas of interest or personal development needs.

They offer modules in the following areas:

• Building Surveying
• Community Renewal
• Community Safety and Crime Prevention
• Construction Management
• Countryside Conservation and Management
• Facilities Management
• Housing
• Project Management
• Real Estate
• Tourism and Sustainability
• Town and Country Planning
• Transport Planning
• Urban Design
• Urban and Rural Regeneration

You can choose modules from across the full range of these areas, giving a more holistic understanding of issues relating to the environment, or concentrate on as few as two areas which may meet topical or personal agendas, or else from a large number of programmes.

Entry requirments

• Normally require a first degree of 2:2 or above.
• Students without the conventional entrance requirements but who do have substantial relevant work or other experience and whose motivation and skills would enable them to succeed on the course.