Through this course we will arm you with advanced professional knowledge, technical and analytical skills in the field of urban planning and planning regulation. You can choose to study either full-time and part-time, and delivery is through a suite of flexible modes that are innovative technology-facilitated, practice-based and research-led approaches. You will further specialise with a subject range which covers global cities, technology, urban economics and infrastructure development. If you are intending to progress to the Master of Urban Planning and Design, you will be required to engage with research methods and, as part of the preparation process for the extended project which forms part of the final master award, you will have the opportunity to complete a detailed planning report, focusing on innovation. Study a Graduate Diploma in Urban Planning and Design at UC and you will: review and apply contemporary, creative and strategic solutions to complex problems in a range of spatial settings research, plan and manage creative responses to multidisciplinary issues of planning, urban design and the built environment evaluate data and evidence to form an integrated approach to address challenges and provide sustainable solutions in diverse local and global settings communicate planning and design strategies to a range of audiences including urban and design specialists and government, industry and community stakeholders effectively use a variety of communication tools and methods in a cohesive, logical and engaging manner work independently, as a member of a team and as a project manager demonstrate commitment to shared goals, team processes and appropriate interpersonal skills, including respect, reliability, mutual support and time management recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the first people of Australia and acknowledge their rights and relationships to planning and design practice comply with accepted international best practice standards.