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What Universities in London do the Property development and planning degree?

what Universities in london do the property development and planning degree? and wat is the requiremnets?
i can only find them in 3 unis at the moment, and that is sheffield, bolton, southampton and kingstone. but these are all too far away. it would b gd if there was a uni that done the course in the south east of london.

Have a look at the UCAS website – it has a database searchable by course and location, and can also tell you if there are other similar/related degrees you could consider.

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