Regulations for the Degree of Bachelor of Environmental Planning (BEP)
- The Personal Programmes of Study Regulations apply in these regulations.
- Candidates for the Degree must have qualified for admission to the University of Waikato and met any criteria set out in the Criteria for Admission to Particular Qualifications.
- The normal minimum period of enrolment for completion of the Degree is four years.
- Candidates must enrol in the Division of Arts, Law, Psychology and Social Sciences and follow an approved programme of study.
- Candidates must gain 480 points at 100, 200, 300, and 400 levels, including at least 360 points above 100 level, 240 points above 200 level and 120 points above 300 level.
- Candidates must complete the requirements of the specified programme in Environmental Planning as prescribed in the relevant subject entry in the University of Waikato Catalogue of Papers.
- Candidates must also complete the requirements of a planning stream, as prescribed for that stream in the relevant subject entry in the University of Waikato Catalogue of Papers.
- Candidates must gain 465 points at 100, 200, 300 and 400 levels, including at least 345 points above 100 level, 225 points above 200 level and 105 points above 300 level.
- Candidates must complete the requirements of the specified programme in Environmental Planning, as specified in section 6.
- Candidates must also complete the requirements of a planning stream, as specified in section 7.
- The Pro Vice-Chancellor of the Division or delegated authority may vary or waive these regulations in individual cases.
- ENVPL100
- Introduction to Environmental Planning
- ENVPL101
- Future Cities
- MAORI102
- He Hīnātore ki te Ao Māori: Introducing the Māori World
- and one of
- ARTSC101
- Indigenous Social Science Research
- ARTSC103
- Rights and Reasons
- ARTSC105
- Language in Context
- ARTSC106
- Critical Social Science Research: The Crisis of Climate Change
- ENSLA103
- English as an Additional Language: Effective Academic Writing
- ENVPL201
- Introduction to Resource Management
- ENVPL203
- Urban Development in Aotearoa New Zealand
- GEOGY209
- Health, People, Place
- GEOGY219
- Māori Lands and Communities
- GEOGY228
- Introduction to Geographical Information Systems and Big Data
- ENVPL300
- Planning in Aotearoa New Zealand
- ENVPL302
- Māori Resource Management
- ENVPL303
- Environmental Assessment and Policy
- ENVPL306
- Planning for a Changing Environment
- ENVPL309
- Urban Spatial Analysis
- ENVPL401
- Planning Theory
- ENVPL402
- Plans and Consents
- ENVPL404
- Plan Making
- ENVPL406
- Planning Law
- ENVPL407
- Professional Planning Skills
- ENVPL490
- Directed Study (30 points)
- BIOEB102
- Introduction to Ecology and Biodiversity - Mātai Hauropi a Kanorau Koiora
- EARTH101
- Introduction to Earth System Sciences - Pūtaiao Pūnaha Whenua
- EARTH102
- Discovering Planet Earth - Tūhuratia Papatūānuku
- ECONS101
- Economics for Business and Management
- ECONS102
- Economics and Society
- ENVSC101
- Environmental Science
- GEOGY102
- A Planet Under Pressure
- MAORI111
- Te Reo Māori: Introductory 1
- POLSC102
- New Zealand Politics and Policy
Admission
Requirements for the Degree
Conjoint component requirements
Variations