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 How networked learning supports the transformation of higher education programmes across African cities.
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 SLURC together with the Bartlett Development Planning Unit at University College London is developing a new master’s course in DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING IN AFRICAN CITIES (MSc DePAC). 
  
SLURC is working closely with scholars from various African countries and other parts of the world, with the African Association of Planning Schools (AAPS) and other institutions to develop a course that is different from current planning courses; the aim to decolonise and contextualise planning education so that the course addresses urban issues in African cities in an effective way and serves those living in the fast growing urban centres in Africa.
 
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