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Master of Technology: Town and Regional Planning

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SAQA ID13863
NQF Level9
Credits120
StatusRequires Verification
Related careers0

About this qualification

The Master of Technology: Town and Regional Planning is an advanced, NQF Level 9 qualification focused on higher-level study in the planning and development of towns and regions. It carries 120 credits and falls within the HEQSF under the Civil Engineering Construction subfield.

Who might consider this qualification?

This qualification may be considered by people seeking advanced academic or professional development related to town and regional planning. The available information does not specify admission requirements or whether particular prior qualifications are needed.

How this qualification may support career preparation

The qualification may support further development toward work related to town and regional planning, but no specific career mapping is supplied. It does not guarantee employment, appointment, professional registration or entry into a particular occupation.

Skills this qualification may help develop

  • Advanced understanding of town and regional planning concepts
  • Planning and analysis related to towns and regions

Official dataset information

Qualification title
Master of Technology: Town and Regional Planning
SAQA ID
13863
NQF sub-framework
HEQSF
NQF level
9
Minimum credits
120
Field
12
Subfield
Civil Engineering Construction
Originator
Committee of Technikon Principals
Registration end in source dataset
2006-06-30
Verification status: Requires Verification. The imported SAQA file is a historical dataset snapshot; current registration must be separately verified before Edupstairs describes it as current.

Before enrolling

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Data source: Qualification information is based on SAQA dataset records available to Edupstairs. Always confirm current registration, provider accreditation and admission requirements before enrolling.