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Christopher Correia
EDUCATION
- BA, Geography, Simon Fraser University
- MPl, Master of Planning, Ryerson University
RESEARCH SUMMARY
Christopher Correia, M.Pl., is a Ph.D. candidate at Simon Fraser University’s School of Resource and Environmental Management. His research focuses on understanding the externalities of urban development and determining how planning policies and regulations can better mitigate these impacts. His professional experience includes working as a Planner for a consulting firm and with a municipal planning department.
Christopher received his Master of Planning in Urban Development from Ryerson University, Bachelor of Arts in Geography from Simon Fraser University, Associate of Arts in Geography from Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Diploma in Urban Land Economics from the University of British Columbia, and Certificate in Urban Studies from Simon Fraser University. He is a PIBC Certified Member in On-Leave status.
Publications
- Correia, C.R.; Roseland, M. 2022. Addressing Negative Externalities of Urban Development: Toward a More Sustainable Approach. Urban Science, 6, 38.