URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING at University of Johannesburg

The URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING at University of Johannesburg is a 3 years programme offered through Engineering and the Built Environment. This page explains its admission score, required subjects and pathway options, and shows careers and related study options linked to the programme. Use VX Course Match to check your own subjects and marks.

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At a glance

Programme overview

InstitutionUniversity of Johannesburg

CampusDFC

FacultyEngineering and the Built Environment

QualificationBachelor's Degree

Duration3 years

Published score27.00

What you need

Entry requirements

Applicants must satisfy at least one published admission pathway, together with any requirements common to all pathways.

Pathway 1

  • English Home Language — 50.00%
  • Mathematics — 60.00%
  • Geography — 60.00%

Pathway 2

  • English First Additional Language — 50.00%
  • Mathematics — 60.00%
  • Geography — 60.00%

Pathway 3

  • English Home Language — 50.00%
  • Technical Mathematics — 60.00%
  • Geography — 60.00%

Pathway 4

  • English First Additional Language — 50.00%
  • Technical Mathematics — 60.00%
  • Geography — 60.00%
Where this programme can lead

Careers linked to this programme

Career links are indicative. Learners should research each occupation and confirm that the programme supports their intended pathway.

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Urban Planner

Plans land use, housing, transport and public facilities to guide sustainable development in towns and cities.

JuniorR360 000 p.a.Mid-levelR550 000 p.a.SeniorR780 000 p.a.
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Regional Planner

Analyses how regions should develop and prepares spatial plans for housing, transport, infrastructure, economic activity and environmental management.

JuniorR360 000 p.a.Mid-levelR570 000 p.a.SeniorR820 000 p.a.
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Development Planner

Plans programmes and policies that support social, economic and spatial development, using research and community input to guide implementation.

JuniorR300 000 p.a.Mid-levelR540 000 p.a.SeniorR840 000 p.a.
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Land Use Planner

Plans how land should be used for housing, business, transport, agriculture and conservation while considering laws and community needs.

JuniorR300 000 p.a.Mid-levelR480 000 p.a.SeniorR700 000 p.a.
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Frequently asked questions

What admission score is required for URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING?

The published score shown by VX Course Match is 27.00. Applicants must also satisfy the relevant subject pathway and any additional requirements.

Which subjects are required?

Published pathway subjects include English Home Language, Mathematics, Geography, English First Additional Language, Technical Mathematics. Check each pathway carefully because alternatives may apply.

Are NBT results required?

No NBT requirement is recorded for this programme in the current VX dataset, but applicants should still confirm the latest institutional requirements.

How long does the programme take?

The published duration is 3 years.

Which careers can this programme lead to?

VX currently links this programme to careers such as Urban Planner, Regional Planner, Development Planner, Land Use Planner. These links are indicative and learners should research each career further.

Check your own eligibility

Admission criteria can change and meeting minimum requirements does not guarantee an offer. Confirm all requirements directly with the institution.

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