News
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New Report into the Environmental Impact of the Tour de France
November 16 2012Environmental impact assessment methods should be integrated into the planning of major sporting events using projections of visitor numbers and forecast travel patterns, according to academics from Cardiff University.
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MSc Eco-Cities - New for 2013
October 31 2012CPLAN is pleased to announce that a new masters course will be available in 2013.
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Innovative Paper Wins Ashby Prize
October 30 2012Dr Mara Miele has been awarded a 2011 Ashby Prize for her innovative paper “The taste of happiness: free-range chicken”.
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Leadership Challenge 'Finale' for Placement Year Student
August 9 2012James Morgan is returning to the University for the final year of a degree in City and Regional Planning after 12 months of valuable industry experience with Redrow Homes.
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Student Wins R T Wynn Medallion at CILT Awards
August 9 2012Anthony Bubb, a MSc Transport and Planning student, has won the 'R T Wynn Medallion for the Best Student Paper' Award at the recent CILT Cymru National Transport Awards.
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We’ve Changed our Name...
July 26 2012...we're still offering the same winning combination of urban planning and human geography teaching and research.
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Helping European Countries Avoid Economic Crisis
June 7 2012Researchers at Cardiff University’s School of Planning and Geography are to explore why some regions are more able to withstand economic crisis than others.
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Winner at RTPI Planning Awards 2011
February 28 2012Dr Jon Anderson has won the Award for Excellence in Teaching and Learning for the project Integrating Student-led Film into Assessment: Enhancing Planning Through Qualitative Methods.
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AESOP 3rd Sustainable Food Planning Thematic Group Meeting
February 16 2012Sustainable food planning presentations now available.
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Jeremy Alden Scholarships for Postgraduates
February 1 2012Cardiff School of City and Regional Planning is one of the most successful and popular Geography and Planning schools in the UK. The standard of applications is high and competition for places is strong.