Academic Programs in Urban Planning

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Coordinated Degree Program in Architecture and Urban Planning

Master of Architecture / Master of Urban Planning (M.Arch/MUP) requires 3 years of graduate studies (72 credits) for those with sufficient academic backgrounds in some aspect of architecture. This degree is designed to prepare students to become highly skilled in understanding, integrating, and managing architectural and urban planning programs, policies, plans, and designs. A 4.5-year option (113 credits) is available for students without an undergraduate background in architecture, but who wish to focus in this area of study.

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Coordinated Degree Program in Civil Engineering and Urban Planning

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Coordinated Degree Program in Public Administration and Urban Planning

Master of Public Administration/Master of Urban Planning (MPA/MUP) combines professional training in planning with applied administrative and managerial skills. Total credit requirement is 54 - 57 credits, based on a student's track and choice of concentration in public administration.

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Certificate Programs

Undergraduate Certificate in Urban Planning

Certificate in Urban Planning Studies is offered to undergraduate students who obtain a thorough introduction to urban planning through specialized undergraduate coursework. This track will provide students with an understanding of important problems facing urban society. The Urban Planning certificate program prepares students for graduate coursework and professional careers.

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Graduate Certificate in Geographic Information Systems

 

Certificate in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) GIS is used to manage and analyze spatial data for a broad range of business and public uses. Public health offices study the spatial patterns of infectious disease outbreaks; market researchers study the demographics of areas before introducing a new product to an area; educators study geographic data to recommend building new schools or closing others. In short, if “where” is a critical component of a problem, GIS is critical for finding a solution. GIS is one of the “21 hot jobs for the 21st Century,” according to U.S. News and World Report (1991).

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Graduate Certificate in Real Estate Development

 

Graduate Certificate in Real Estate Development