MRes in Neighbourhoods and Deprivation
Course Overview
This course examines the critical relationship between urban poverty, social exclusion, and the local neighborhood context. It focuses on developing strategies for social sustainability and inclusion within urban development and regeneration projects. Students will explore how housing, labor markets, and local services impact deprivation and community wellbeing.
Key Program Highlights
- Explores the place-based dimensions of poverty and social exclusion in urban settings
- Focuses on promoting social inclusion through local service provision and policy
- Examines key issues like financial inclusion, retail access, and environmental services
- Investigates the links between housing affordability, debt, and fuel poverty
- Integrates research on sustainable urban form with community health and wellbeing
Course Overview
This course examines the critical relationship between urban poverty, social exclusion, and the local neighborhood context. It focuses on developing strategies for social sustainability and inclusion within urban development and regeneration projects. Students will explore how housing, labor markets, and local services impact deprivation and community wellbeing.
Key Program Highlights
- Explores the place-based dimensions of poverty and social exclusion in urban settings
- Focuses on promoting social inclusion through local service provision and policy
- Examines key issues like financial inclusion, retail access, and environmental services
- Investigates the links between housing affordability, debt, and fuel poverty
- Integrates research on sustainable urban form with community health and wellbeing
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