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Real Estate

This programme will deliver a highly regarded professional education in real estate. It is professionally accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. It has been developed in close consultation with the relevant professional, policy and business communities and is intended to provide an intensive fast-track entry to a professional career for well-motivated, high-quality postgraduate students.

Content

The programme is divided into three equal parts, with the second part further subdivided.

Part 1: Understanding cities, markets, institutions and governance

• Changing cities and neighbourhoods

• Contemporary government and governance (real estate and planning)

• Development economics and real estate appraisal.

Part 2a: Becoming a reflective and effective practitioner

• Professional practice and ethics

• Strategic management and decision-making.

Part 2b: Making a practical difference

Required courses

• Real estate markets

• Advanced real estate valuation and approval.

Plus 20 credits of optional courses taken from the following list:

• Strategic real estate management (10 credits)

• Real estate finance and investment (10 credits)

• International real estate markets (10 credits)

• Real estate development (10 credits)

• Asian cities – limited places (20 credits

• Housing market analysis (20 credits)

• Sustainable housing development (20 credits)

• Other approved courses offered by the Departments of Accounting &

Finance, Management, Economics or Urban Studies.

Part 3: Research skills and experience

• Dissertation or major project in real estate or planning (with research

methods).

Entry requirements for taught degrees in the Graduate School of Law, Business & Social Sciences are a 2.1 Honours degree or equivalent qualification (for example, GPA 3.0 or above) in a relevant subject.

Real Estate, Planning & Regeneration

The programme will deliver a highly regarded professional education in real estate and regeneration. It has been developed in close consultation with the relevant professional, policy and business communities and is intended to provide an intensive fast-track entry to a professional career for well-motivated, high-quality postgraduate students. The programme is professionally accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.

The programme is divided into three equal parts, with the second part further subdivided.

Part 1: Understanding cities, markets, institutions and governance

• Changing cities and neighbourhoods

• Contemporary government and governance (real estate and planning)

• Development economics and real estate appraisal.

Part 2a: Becoming a reflective and effective practitioner

• Professional practice and ethics

• Strategic management and decision-making.

Part 2b: Making a practical difference

• Real estate markets

• Strategic real estate management

• Regenerating cities: strategies and evaluation.

Part 3: Research skills and experience

• Dissertation or major project in real estate or planning methods).

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Environment & Sustainable Development

This programme is designed for those intending to pursue careers as managers of environmental projects; the professional planning staff of ministries concerned with the design and implementation of environmental policies (especially in developing countries); and those working on environmental issues in international agencies or academic and research institutions.

You take four core courses

• Environmental economics

• Policies for sustainability and development

• Theory and principles of sustainability

• Development policy.

Plus two options and a dissertation. The list of options includes

• Project planning, appraisal and implementation

• Economic appraisal of development projects

• Globalisation, trade and economic development

• Quantitative methods for planning - forecasting

• Quantitative methods for planning - optimal decision-making

• Aid and development

• Environmental law in its international context

• Other MSc options subject to approval.

City Planning & Real Estate Development

Part 2b: Making a practical difference

• Designing places

• Real estate development

• Real estate markets

• Spatial planning strategies.

Part 3: Research skills and experience

• Dissertation or major project in real estate or planning methods).其余都和real estate 一样

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Carbon Management (Dumfries Campus)

• MSc: 12 months full-time; 24 months part-time.

This programme is the first of its kind in Scotland and is offered as a result of an unique partnership between the Dumfries Campus, Department of Economics at the University of Glasgow and the newly established Crichton Carbon Centre. The Dumfries Campus is ideally situated to make an important contribution to the international agenda for tackling climate change: it is close to natural carbon sinks, relevant non-government organisations and renewable energy companies.

As a graduate of the programme, you will:

• be able to demonstrate an understanding of the conceptual and

methodological bases for conducting high-quality investigations in the context of carbon management;

• be able to analyse the ethical considerations relevant to carbon management

in an occupational or professional context;

• be able to apply the tools employed for tackling greenhouse gas emissions;

• be able to evaluate the effectiveness of different strategies employed to

tackle greenhouse gas emissions;

• have the knowledge and technical ability to assess and advise on carbon

management;

• be able, should you wish, to proceed to PhD research.

Core courses

• Climate, carbon and change

• Theory and principles of sustainability

• Carbon auditing and management

• Either Environmental and organisational ethics or Policies for sustainability

and development. Optional courses

• Climate change: impacts on ecology

• Environmental economics

• Sustainable buildings

• Sustainable energy technologies

• Tourism sustainability and climate change

You will also complete either a work placement project or dissertation.

The work placement project (subject to availability) provides you with the opportunity to gain valuable work experience in an organisation or company. In collaboration with the host organisation and the work placement project convener you will draw up a project that addresses certain intended learning outcomes and focus on acquiring skills and experience on some aspect of carbon management.

The dissertation provides you with the opportunity to gain valuable independent research experience. You will be allocated a supervisor based upon your topic of interest and a suitable area of research will be agreed upon, ensuring that the intended learning outcomes of the course are addressed. In the process, the foundations will be laid for potential further research at PhD level.

PSAS Awards

The MSc Carbon Management has been allocated funding by the Postgraduate Students’ Allowance Scheme (PSAS) for 2009/10. This scheme is administered through the Student Award Agency for Scotland (SAAS). These awards are for UK and European Union students only (who meet residence requirements - see www.saas.gov.uk/student_support/residence_conditions.htm): for UK students, SAAS will cover tuition fees up to the amount of £3400 (paid direct to the University) and an income-assessed maintenance grant, plus other

supplementary grants, if these apply; if you are resident in the European Community, but not the UK, and are nominated for funding then you can apply for tuition fees only assistance.

Students interested in applying for a PSAS award should register their interest with the programme director.

MSc Carbon Management Scholarships

The MSc in Carbon Management currently has two dedicated scholarships of at least £3600 towards the fees of the best applicants.

RSK Scholarship

RSK Group is an environmental consultancy firm with staff across 39 strategic locations in the UK, Europe, The Gulf and Caspian regions.

10750、14000