Urban logic doesn't happen by guesswork—it’s shaped by planning. This Town Planning Diploma walks you through the steps of plan making, environmental management, and community shaping. It starts with fundamental planning principles, before branching into topics such as transportation, design, and utility coordination.
Each module expands your understanding of place-making, from open spaces to long-range demand analysis. With focused topics like conservation, impact assessment, and reuse, this course builds a rounded view of what makes towns functional, connected, and sustainable—without overcomplicating the map.
Learning Outcomes:
- Learn key concepts in modern urban and district planning.
- Study environmental management within structured planning frameworks.
- Explore transport integration and infrastructure coordination principles.
- Understand open space and recreational area considerations.
- Examine design principles for places, spaces, and districts.
- Analyse impact assessments, projections, and land reuse plans.
Who is this Course For:
- Learners curious about how towns are structured and developed.
- Planning assistants building understanding of place-based frameworks.
- Students preparing for urban design or geography pathways.
- Architects looking to broaden planning-related knowledge.
- Property advisors working near planning or zoning contexts.
- Environmental support staff reviewing community planning documents.
- Local government workers interested in spatial design approaches.
- Estate teams managing development projections and land allocation.
Career Path:
- Town Planning Assistant – £30,000 average salary
- Environmental Planning Technician – £32,000 average salary
- Transport Planner – £35,000 average salary
- Urban Design Researcher – £31,000 average salary
- Development Control Officer – £34,000 average salary
- Planning Support Coordinator – £29,000 average salary
