Bachelor of Science (Hons) Environmental Planning and Management   DT106

  • Undergraduate
  • Level 8
  • 4 Years
  • Full-Time
  • Bolton Street
  • School of Spatial Planning and Transport
  • College of Engineering and Built Environment

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What is Bachelor of Science (Hons) Environmental Planning and Management?

This innovative programme leads to an honours degree in Spatial Planning or Environmental Management. It concerns integrating the benefi ts of natural and social sciences with purely scientifi c information in order to achieve the sustainable development of a society. It is also about learning to interpret scientific, technical and design data and applying it to formulate policies and programmes which take into consideration issues such as resource management, environmental impact concerns, waste management, health and safety. Students take all subjects in Year 1 and in Year 2 choose options from the Spatial Planning or the Environmental Management areas and fully specialise in Year 4. Project and fieldwork are an integral part of the programme and in Year 3 there is a fi eld trip to another EU state (Students need to make financial allowance for this). Spatial Planning graduates will be equipped to contribute to the preparation of regional, county and urban development plans, to the preparation and evaluation of environmental impact assessments, to carrying out development control and to the formulation and implementation of community development and rural resource management programmes. Environmental Management graduates will be equipped to formulate and implement policies and programmes for the environmentally sustainable management of organisations, to carry out environmental audits, to prepare and implement plans for waste management and resource management and to prepare and evaluate environmental impact and risk assessments.

External and/or Professional Details

Professional Body Accreditation:Irish Planning Institute (IPI)

Students may be required to attend classes at locations across the Institute.

Please note that the catalogue is provided as a guide to modules in DIT. Not all modules listed will necessarily be offered every year and new modules may also be added. Information subject to change. For detail on specific programmes/modules please contact the relevant School directly.