B urban and regional Planning (1 Viewer)

[Gustus]

any one doing it? whats it like.

 

[ballerinabarbie]

if u are interested in Burp (bachelor of urban and regional planning) i'd suggest the Burp/BNatRes (natural resources) combined degree - it's 5 years, but i think you get a lot more out of the degree and more options at the end
people i know doing just Burp are pretty bored (first years at the moment don't even have any compulsory hours) and a lot are thinking of going external but the burp/nat res guys seem to enjoy their course and it seems pretty interesting too

 

[Gustus]

tanx.

political debates are one of my favorites so that sounds alright.

but, this natural resources stuff what does it actually mean you study extra?

 

[ballerinabarbie]

well a nat res degree involves subjects such as botany, ecology etc... so its kinda a course for the 'greenies' but it would be also pretty important in town/urban planning considering how environmental the world is getting these days