UPD4302 Regulating the city

When you finish this unit, you should be able to:

1. 1

   Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of historical and contemporary approaches to the governance and regulatory contexts that shape planning systems, both within Australia and in the broader global context;

2. 2

   Apply research skills to gain an understanding of planning principles, frameworks, legal codes and policies in Australia and international contexts, and effectively apply them through planning instruments;

3. 3

   Analyse the impacts of complex political and governance dynamics on urban planning processes, policies and decision-making;

4. 4

   Effectively convey complex governance, policy and regulatory concepts using oral, written, visual and graphic communication formats;

5. 5

   Reflect on the ethical dimensions of governance and regulatory decisions and their implications on communities and places, and consider the implications for urban planning and design practice;

6. 6

   Adapt to evolving governance and regulatory challenges, seek new knowledge, and engage in continuous self-directed learning.