9 Master's degrees in Urban Planning in Ireland

This Redesigning the Post-Industrial City (RePIC) course delivered by the University College Cork is a two-year, English-taught Master's programme jointly designed and delivered by the UNIC alliance – where the ambition is to build a vibrant knowledge and innovation community committed to the rethinking of more sustainable urban futures.

This Planning and Sustainable Development course delivered by the University College Cork is an introductory graduate-level course in spatial planning and development for cities, regions, towns, rural areas, and neighbourhoods.

The Urban Design and Climate Resilience programme from University of Limerick prepares you for the range of professional activities in Urban Design, Sustainability and Climate Resilience. The MSc UDCR programme is situated in The School of Architecture and Product Design and, like the other programmes in the School, the Design Studio is at the core of the teaching methodology.

The Planning and Development degree delivered by University of Galway prepares graduates for dynamic careers in both the public and private sector in planning, surveying, regional planning, sustainability planning, and related geographical careers.

The Urban Design and Planning course at University College Dublin will enable graduates to work as part of a multidisciplinary team to create better places through urban design.

The MSc in Architecture, Urbanism and Climate Action at University College Dublin is a full-time programme lasting one year. This Master of Science degree equips students with essential skills to address contemporary challenges in sustainable design and urban planning, preparing them for impactful careers in the built environment.

The Urban Data Analytics program offered by University College Dublin aims to provide you with this inter- and transdisciplinary knowledge to become part of the new generation of skilled workforce to work with urban communities facing diverse issues.

The M.Sc. in Smart and Sustainable Cities at Trinity College Dublin is a full-time, one-year programme. It explores urban development through geography, engineering, and ecology. This public study mode course provides deep insights into smart urbanism, preparing students to tackle modern environmental and social challenges.

The Master of Regional and Urban Planning programme at University College Dublin develops the requisite conceptual knowledge and practical skills required by planners in this increasingly complex environment.