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URP 301 200 Second Semester

Demographic and Culture Characteristics of Population

Demographic and Culture Characteristics of Population

Urban and Regional Planning 14 minutes 13 seconds Urbanisation and Population Studies

This course examines the demographic and cultural features of human populations and their implications for planning and development. It covers population size, distribution, density, growth, age and sex composition, migration patterns, ethnicity, language, religion, traditions, and cultural values. Students learn how demographic trends and cultural characteristics influence social behavior, resource allocation, urban development, and policy formulation, enabling planners to make informed decisions that reflect the needs and diversity of communities.

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This lecture is part of URP 301 Urbanisation and Population Studies in the Urban and Regional Planning department. The course has 54 recorded lectures across 20 series, all free to watch. Read or download the URP 301 lecture note to study alongside the video.

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