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Land Economy, where else to apply

szumi1

What are degrees similar to land economy from other unis?

Reply 1

Iosifina05

Original post by szumi1

What are degrees similar to land economy from other unis?

Maybe have a look at Quantity Surveying and Real Estate degree. I don't think there's anything else though that's very similar

Reply 2

jobb11

same question here!! As only Cambridge offers Land Economy, what other relevant courses can we put in UCAS as we have to mention our interest and background in one personal statement.....

Reply 3

Cambridge Tutor

Original post by jobb11

same question here!! As only Cambridge offers Land Economy, what other relevant courses can we put in UCAS as we have to mention our interest and background in one personal statement.....

Hi @jobb11,

If you are still looking for some advice and help with an application for Land Economy, feel free to send me a message. I am a second-year Land Economist who has helped many students get accepted to study Land Economy!

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artful_lounger

Universities Forum Helper

Original post by szumi1

What are degrees similar to land economy from other unis?

Original post by jobb11

same question here!! As only Cambridge offers Land Economy, what other relevant courses can we put in UCAS as we have to mention our interest and background in one personal statement.....

Depends on exactly what it is that drew you to the land economy course in the first place. Joint honours degrees in geography and economics or economic history may appeal to some. Equally geography (particularly human geography focused courses) by themselves, or economics courses where there are sufficient options focusing on land use and the (built) environment may appeal. Others more interested in the professional side of the built environment sector may want to consider courses in e.g. surveying, planning, urban policy, etc. Law tends to be less commonly available as a joint honours degree but if you are mainly interested in the legal side you'll cover those areas and more in a law degree. Some other courses in e.g. politics and social/environmental policy may also have options focusing on similar topics.