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University of North Carolina at Charlotte Course Info
Charlotte, North Carolina
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GEOG 4220
Housing Policy
Designed to provide students a comprehensive overview of U.S. housing policy while honing their research and analytical skills. Topics include: the evolution of housing policy, how the provision of housing impacts urban spatial patterns, and the past and present role of housing on regional economic development, land use planning, environmental planning, transportation infrastructure, community revitalization, and social capital.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
GEOG 3215 - Environmental Planning
or
GEOG 3205 - Internal Structure of the City
and
GEOG 3100 - The City and Its Region
and
GEOG 2165 - Patterns of World Urbanization
and
GEOG 2200 - Introduction to Urban Studies
and
GEOG 1105 - The Location of Human Activity