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Michael Donnelly, PlanningResource, 17 June 2008
Kingston University has been accredited by both the RTPI and the RICS for its new MA Planning and Sustainability course.
The MA Planning and Sustainability had its first intake of students in 2006-07.
Students are able to study on a two day a week basis over one year (full time), or one day a week over two year basis (part time).
The course is designed to appeal to those students seeking professional accreditation who are already working in a professional capacity in the planning, property development, surveying or consultancy fields.
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