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Motu Research is excited to announce that Senior Fellow Stuart Donovan is coordinating three-day urban economics short courses in Auckland (7-9 October), Christchurch (10-11 October) and Brisbane (16-18 October).
These fun and intensive courses are designed for people with various academic and professional backgrounds. No formal economic training required.
The courses will introduce participants to key urban economic concepts, relevant research, and policy implications. In Auckland, the course will run for three days and cover:
Stuart will lead the first two days of this course, drawing on his experience working as both a researcher and a consultant in Aotearoa New Zealand, Australia, and the Netherlands. Stuart has run similar urban economics courses in many cities over the past five years. The third day of the course will be delivered with recognised local experts, namely Dr Kirdan Lees from Sense Partners in Wellington and Dr Shane Martin from MRCagney in Auckland.
In Christchurch, Stuart will deliver a condensed 1.5-day version of the short course that covers similar content, albeit in less detail.
“Even though Aotearoa New Zealand is already a highly urbanised country, the share of people that live and work in our cities and towns is projected to continue to grow,” says Stuart. “Trends like this, which are common globally, motivated me to develop and deliver this urban economics short course, where we can discuss some of the forces that have helped shape our cities and towns before now and how these forces might change in the future.”
For more information, see the flyers attached to this page for Auckland, Christchurch and Brisbane, which contain links to the appropriate registration pages that provide further information on pricing.
Level 1, 97 Cuba Street, PO Box 24390
Wellington 6142, New Zealand
Phone: 64 4 939 4250