The Urban Renewal and Housing program is designed to cater for those looking to enter or advance a career in the urban policy or practitioner space whether in state or local government, in consultancy, in social or private enterprise settings. This master is for mid-career professionals working in relevant sectors as well as for students graduating from geography, social policy, planning and other built environment. The Urban Renewal and Housing (URH) program is designed for all those looking to play a part in the equitable reshaping of Australia s cities. Hosted by UNSW Built Environment, this program plays into the growing centrality of urban renewal in debates on Australia s metropolitan future. Likewise, appropriate and effective housing policy is increasingly recognised as crucially important not only in enhancing urban quality of life and social equity, but also in maximizing city productivity. For a growing body of planners, policymakers and consultants, urban renewal and housing matters are therefore of central interest.

The Urban Renewal and Housing program is designed to cater for those looking to enter or advance a career in the urban policy or practitioner space whether in state or local government, in consultancy, in social or private enterprise settings. This master is for mid-career professionals working in relevant sectors as well as for students graduating from geography, social policy, planning and other built environment. The Urban Renewal and Housing (URH) program is designed for all those looking to play a part in the equitable reshaping of Australia s cities. Hosted by UNSW Built Environment, this program plays into the growing centrality of urban renewal in debates on Australia s metropolitan future. Likewise, appropriate and effective housing policy is increasingly recognised as crucially important not only in enhancing urban quality of life and social equity, but also in maximizing city productivity. For a growing body of planners, policymakers and consultants, urban renewal and housing matters are therefore of central interest.