• The MSc in Urban and Regional Planning is a two-year degree program.
  • This program is accredited by the Planning Accreditation Board, a joint undertaking of the American Institute of Certified Planners and the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning.
  • This program is designed for individuals who seek careers that draw on general and specialized skills in urban planning.
  • This program provides knowledge of the workings of both the private and public sectors.
  • The program enables individuals who have acquired these skills to move easily between private industry and public service careers.
  • Master’s students complete a minimum of 72 units.
  • Students may choose from the following areas of concentration:
    • Community Economic and Development (CEDH)
    • Design and Development (DD) 
    • Environmental Analysis and Policy (EAP)
    • Regional and International Development (RID)
    • Transportation Policy and Planning (TPP)