Department of Regional Science and Planning
Department of Regional Science and Planning
Empowering Next Generation of Development Planners through Knowledge, Planning, and Innovation
About the Department
The Department of Regional Science and Planning (RSP) at SANASA Campus is dedicated to building the next generation of development planners, spatial scientists, and regional specialists. We offer an interdisciplinary education grounded in practical and academic excellence, aiming to meet the dynamic challenges of regional development locally and globally.
Academic Programs
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BSc (Hons) in Regional Science and Planning
A four-year honors degree program designed for students who seek a professional qualification in development studies and spatial planning.Key Disciplines Covered:
- Geography & Environmental Science
- Regional & Urban Planning
- Geology & Disaster Management
- Economics & Project Appraisal
- GIS, Remote Sensing & Mapping
- Statistics & Mathematics
Features of the Program:
- Practical lab sessions and project-based learning
- Field trips and work-based learning from year one
- Expert-led seminars and interactive sessions
- Emphasis on green technology, spatial planning, and participatory development
- Applications to infrastructure development (e.g., urban planning, power plants, highways, etc.)
- A unique focus on vulnerability-based development planning
Admission Requirements
- Three “S” passes or above in one sitting at the G.C.E. Advanced Level Examination
- At least a “C” pass in Mathematics at the G.C.E. Ordinary Level Examination
- A minimum of 30% in the General Knowledge paper at the G.C.E. A/L Examination
Short Courses
The department also offers professional short courses tailored for industry and public sector professionals.
- Data Analysis and Interpretation for Professionals
- GIS, Remote Sensing & Mapping