PLAN60832 15 Semester 2 Postgraduate Taught Level 6 Andreas Schulze Baing Unit coordinator Planning, Property and Environmental Management 1 FHEQ level (Framework for Higher Education Qualifications) ' Masters/Integrated Masters P4 ' European Credit Transfer & Accumulation System Rating : 7.5 <p>This module gives you the opportunity to study planning, development and regeneration in a international City.&nbsp; You first learn about the broader institutional setting within a specific country (government structures and funding, policy context and regional development funding etc.) and the country specific context of your fieldtrip location.<br/>The main purpose of the module is a fieldtrip to a specific city – region, including:</p><ul><li>introduction to the local context of planning and development in the chosen country</li><li>academic lectures</li><li>practitioner led talks and presentations</li><li>site visits and study tours</li></ul><p>&nbsp;</p><p><br/>&nbsp;</p> <p>This module gives you the opportunity to study planning, development and regeneration in a international City.&nbsp; You first learn about the broader institutional setting within a specific country (government structures and funding, policy context and regional development funding etc.) and the country specific context of your fieldtrip location.</p><p>The main purpose of the module is a fieldtrip to a specific city &ndash; region, including:</p><ul> <li>introduction to the local context of planning and development in the chosen country</li> <li>academic lectures</li> <li>practitioner led talks and presentations</li> <li>site visits and study tour</li></ul><p>The fieldtrip will be in Istanbul, Turkey.</p> <ul> <li> To explore the nature and purpose of planning, development and regeneration via cross-national comparative perspectives to draw out transferable lessons on planning and development policy and practice.</li> <li> To develop the critical skills and logical reasoning to appraise different types of planning and property development procedures.</li> <li> To foster creative and credible thinking over responses to meet the challenges to planning and development under different international contexts.</li> <li> To review the operation of planning and development processes in another country outside the UK.</li> </ul> <p><br /> &nbsp;</p> <p>Have an understanding of how different planning and development systems are shaped by unique spatial contexts, judicial-legal frameworks and socio-cultural traditions; Be familiar with the principles, design and practice of planning and development systems in a different country; Appreciate the value of cross-national learning regarding both its potential and limitations while respecting the diversity of culture, values and ideologies of planning and development.</p> <p>Have critical thinking and evaluation skills based on visiting a different city.</p> <p>Have developed the skills of comparative analysis, logical reasoning, and applied evaluation through the fieldtrip and the assignments</p> <p>Working with professionals in practice.&nbsp;</p> Group/team working Collaborate with others to develop a coherent group presentation <p>Lectures,&nbsp;Group Presentation and Residential Fieldtrip</p> 2 Written assignment (inc essay) 85% 7 Oral assessment/presentation 15% <p>Oral presentation on particular aspect of upcoming fieldtrip (10 minute group presentation): 15%</p><p>Individual essay based on a critical reflection of issues related to the fieldtrip (2000 words): 85%</p> <p>Feedback for oral presentation provided immediately after the presentation, followed up during the fieldtrip.</p><p>Written feedback on individual essay provided at the end of unit.</p> N <p>D&uuml;hr, S., Colomb, C. &amp; Nadin, V. (2010) European Spatial Planning and Territorial Cooperation. London: Routledge.<br /> Healy, P. &amp; Upton, R. (2010) Crossing Borders: International exchange and planning practices. London: Routledge.<br /> Newman, P. &amp; Thornley, A. (1996) Urban Planning in Europe. London: Routledge.<br /> Sanyal, Bishwapria, (ed.), (2005) Comparative Planning Cultures, Routledge, London.<br /> There are many relevant papers in the Journal of European Planning Studies available online @ <a href="http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/ceps">http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/ceps</a> and the Journal of European Real Estate Research available online @ <a href="http://www.emeraldinsight.com/loi/jerer">http://www.emeraldinsight.com/loi/jerer</a></p> Fieldwork 40 Lectures 12 0 98