Housing Studies 60-credit UCPD, Level 6 Professional
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Description
About the course
The housing sector is facing many changes, mainly instigated by the economic climate. Due to changes in housing policies and practices we are offering a distance learning course run jointly by the Chartered Institute of Housing and DMU's Centre for Comparative Housing Research. This stand-alone qualification supports the Chartered Institute of Housing’s commitment to continuing professional development.
The course aims to provide an in-depth analysis of current issues in housing policy and practice and enhance knowledge and skills.
It is aimed at individuals working in the housing sector who wish to enhance their knowledge and understand the current changes and issues around…
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About the course
The housing sector is facing many changes, mainly instigated by the economic climate. Due to changes in housing policies and practices we are offering a distance learning course run jointly by the Chartered Institute of Housing and DMU's Centre for Comparative Housing Research. This stand-alone qualification supports the Chartered Institute of Housing’s commitment to continuing professional development.
The course aims to provide an in-depth analysis of current issues in housing policy and practice and enhance knowledge and skills.
It is aimed at individuals working in the housing sector who wish to enhance their knowledge and understand the current changes and issues around housing policies and practices.
By the end of the course you will:
- Have a critical appreciation of the changing environment in which the housing agenda operates
- Have up-to-date knowledge of national policies and issues
- Appreciate the inter-relationship between housing and public policy
- Understand how to transfer policies and practices to new situations
- Apply skills and knowledge to different workplace situations
- Be able to communicate effectively in writing
- Use information communcations technology effectively
- Have a reflective approach on policy and practice
- Take responsibility for learning and personal development planning
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Key facts
UCAS course code:
Duration: One year
Institution code: D26
Entry and admission criteria
You will be assessed for suitability to join the course on the likelihood of their ability to benefit from taking it.
Teaching and assessment
This course will be delivered through distance learning in collaboration with the Chartered Institute of Housing.
Course modules
You can take individual modules rather than the full course, and both individual and group applications are welcome.
The course will enable you to enhance your knowledge of the housing sector and gain up-to-date skills and knowledge on housing policies and practices.
You will select three modules from:
- Housing and the New Policy Making Framework
- Housing and Customer Relationship Management
- Meeting the Needs of Gypsies and Travellers
- Housing and Project Management
- Housing and Regeneration
It is also possible to study individual modules and be awarded a Certificate of Achievement.
Fees and funding
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