University of Cambridge

Overview

The BA (Hons) Land Economy at the University of Cambridge offers a unique interdisciplinary approach, integrating law, economics, and policy to explore the governance and management of land and resources. Throughout this three-year program, students will cultivate essential quantitative and analytical skills to address pressing issues such as sustainability, urban development, and environmental regulation.

What you'll study

The curriculum progresses from foundational courses to more specialized topics, culminating in a dissertation during the final year. This allows students to engage deeply with a subject of their choosing, in consultation with academic staff.

• Law and Economics
• Landlord and Tenant Law
• Planning Policy and Practice
• Land, Food and Ecosystem Services
• Land Policy and Development Economics
• Advanced Techniques in Finance and Investment for Real Estate

In the final year, students will complete a substantial dissertation, typically around 10,000 words, based on an approved research topic.

Entry requirements

Admission to the Land Economy program is based on academic performance and the applicant's suitability for the course. The University of Cambridge does not adhere to a universal GPA or grade-point threshold for this program.

Proficiency in English is essential, and applicants may be required to demonstrate their language skills through standardized tests such as IELTS or TOEFL. Specific score requirements may apply, so it is advisable to consult the admissions section for detailed information.

Career prospects