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652 Full-time Master's degrees in Urban Planning
Sustainable Land Management (Urban Land Engineering )
Ghent University's Sustainable Land Management (Urban Land Engineering ) is a two year, full time course. Students can choose between two main subjects: Land and Groundwater Management and Urban Land Engineering.
Transformation of Urban Landscapes
This Transformation of Urban Landscapes degree programme at Ruhr University Bochum is unique because as an intercultural and interdisciplinary “school of thought”, it communicates transformation competencies that help student to influence the development of urban landscapes in a sustainable manner.
Sustainable Urban Planning and Development (Sustainable and Smart Cities and Regions)
The Master in Sustainable Urban Planning and Development (Sustainable and Smart Cities and Regions) from University of Johannesburg's purpose is to develop an intellectual with advanced abilities in applying fundamental engineering sciences or related inter-disciplinary principles to specific problems of society at large.
Urban and Regional Planning
Urban and Regional Planning at International Islamic University of Malaysia is a taught programme offered by the Department of Urban & Regional Planning. In order to qualify for the degree of MURP, a candidate has to accumulate not less than 42 credit hours during the formal period of being a registered student, with a dissertation of 6 Cr. Hrs.
Planning and Development Studies
The Planning and Development Studies MPDS program offered at University of Southern California is designed for mid-career professionals in planning, development or related disciplines who desire to update and/or redirect their professional skills and careers.
Town and Regional Planning
At University of Kwazulu Natal, the main Masters at by course-work programme we run is the Master in Town and Regional Planning Programme (MTRP).
Community Planning
Do you want to design and shape the world around you? Consider the Master of Community Planning degree at Vancouver Island University. Community planners play a huge role in the development of neighbourhoods, towns, cities and regions.
Architecture and Urban Planning
The Architecture and Urban Planning programme at University at Buffalo is a comprehensive dual-degree master course. Delivered in person on a full-time basis, this professional track requires between 92 and 140 credits. It focuses on a hands-on, learn-by-doing approach to designing physical environments and systems.
Architecture, Design and Planning
Architecture, Design and Planning from University of Sydney allows a candidate to undertake research and advanced specialisation in any of the areas of scholarship and research undertaken by the School.
Architecture and Urban Design
The Architecture and Urban Design programme at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is a one-year, full-time Master of Science degree. This post-professional course allows students to specialise in advanced design thinking and urban provocations, utilising the world-class facilities at the Los Angeles campus.
Planning, Growth and Regeneration
Planning, Growth and Regeneration from University of Cambridge unequal distribution of income, jobs, and welfare across cities, places, and regions is one of the defining issues of our time, and it is increasingly seen as a waste of economic potential, as well as a challenge for social cohesion and sustainable development.
Urban Design
The Urban Design programme at the University of Toronto is a professional Master degree designed for architects and landscape architects. This full-time course focuses on design-based research at regional scales. Students engage in interdisciplinary collaboration within a public study mode to master complex urban environments.
Urban and Regional Development
A new 2-year master’s course program in the Department of Urban Management, Kyoto University has started in April 2011, that is, the International Course in Urban and Regional Development. All lectures and research guidance are provided in English.
Urban Spatial Science
The Urban Spatial Science MRes at UCL is a one-year full-time programme designed to provide an in-depth understanding of urban resilience and sustainability. This MRes degree equips students with essential skills in data analysis and spatial methods, preparing them for advanced research or professional roles in urban planning and analysis.
Global Urbanism
The Global Urbanism degree from UCL will equip you with the critical skills and specialist knowledge to operate as an urbanist in today's global environment, collaborating across sectors to tackle urgent challenges and shape fairer cities.
Community Planning and Information Management
To realize the promise of smart cities to improve the quality of life for residents requires changes in the information infrastructure, the social infrastructure, and the physical infrastructure. This Community Planning and Information Management program at University of Maryland is made to fill this urgent need.
Global and Comparative Urban Planning and Governance (dual degree with UCLA)
Global and Comparative Urban Planning and Governance (dual degree with UCLA) from Sciences Po is a cutting-edge program that builds on the core strengths of both programs and offers the specialized training offered by each.
Urbanism and Sustainable Environments
The Urbanism and Sustainable Environments degree at the University of Nottingham Ningbo China is studied over one academic year of 12 months.
Energy for Smart Cities
Ural Power Engineering Institute at Ural Federal University offers a new master's curriculum Energy for Smart Cities. Graduates of the program will gain unique competencies in design, operation, control and analysis of modern urban power systems with particular focus on machine learning technologies.
Sustainable Cities
The MSc in Sustainable Cities at Birkbeck, University of London, is designed to address the challenges posed by climate change in urban environments. This one-year full-time programme can be pursued on campus, online, or via flexible learning options, catering to various student needs and schedules.