Housing Practice
MSc (three years part-time) PgDip (two years part-time)
3 good reasons to study Housing Practice at Salford • Become eligible for membership of the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) • Professional study which helps enhance your career prospects in the housing profession • Ideal for graduates already employed in a housing organisation
Programme details
This vocational programme will help you acquire the skills and knowledge to practice more effectively in the housing profession. Learning to link theory and research to housing practice will improve both your personal and professional skills.
On registering for the programme, you automatically become a student member of CIH with a range of associated benefits.
Module titles
• Housing Management and Neighbourhood Services
• Housing Policy in Context • Housing, Society and Sustainability • Housing Businesses • Housing Law • Housing Finance • Managing Housing Organisations • Research Methods • Professional Project
Suitable for
This programme is for graduates already employed in a housing organisation, whether experienced in the profession or relatively new to the field.
Career potential
From your experience of already being employed in housing and from the two years of study leading to the Postgraduate Diploma, the Professional Qualification expectations of the Chartered Institute of Housing are achieved. At this point, you become eligible for chartered membership of the Institute: a valuable edge in the increasingly competitive work environment.
Continuing and graduating with the MSc will further enhance both your knowledge and employment prospects in housing and related fields such as regeneration.
Housing, Regeneration
and Sustainability MSc (three years distance learning) PgDip (two years distance learning) PgCert (one year distance learning)
3 good reasons to study Housing, Regeneration and Sustainability at Salford • Study without taking time away from your employment • Learn to effectively cope with rapid change in the professional fields of housing and regeneration • Further your career by developing a wide range of relevant personal, professional and academic skills
Programme details
This programme is taught through blended e-learning. You will attend the University for induction and then for one day per semester.
The remaining learning will take place online via the University’s virtual learning environment and with academic and personal tutor support, meaning you will not have to take time away from your employment.
Module titles
• Data Handling and Research Intelligence • Social and Economic Context for Housing and Regeneration
• Law: Fitness for Practice • Financial Framework for Housing • Project Management and Collaborative Working
• Engaging with Diverse Communities, Residents and Neighbourhoods
• Understanding Contemporary Regeneration
• Delivering Neighbourhood Change • Research Methods
Suitable for
This programme has been designed in conjunction with senior housing professionals, and is aimed at people working in the fields of housing, regeneration and related areas.
Career potential
The skills and knowledge acquired from the programme could lead to managerial positions in housing and regeneration.
Distance learning only
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