229 Master's in Urban Planning in North America

The Community and Regional Planning MSCRP program from University of Texas at Austin provides the theoretical foundations, specific skills and practical experience to succeed in professional planning and related policy careers.  

The Geography, Regional Planning Track at Indiana University of Pennsylvania is a comprehensive undergraduate programme. This full-time degree focuses on spatial analysis and urban development. Students benefit from expert faculty and advanced facilities while preparing for professional roles in the planning sector.

Urban Design - Future Cities from Thomas Jefferson University educates the next generation of urban designers, architects and researchers in the development of sustainable, healthy and smart cities and communities. 

The Urban Health (Online) program from Drexel University is designed to provide you with an introduction to urban health practice techniques that help you build foundational knowledge in the field.

This two-semester Sustainable Urban and Transportation Planning graduate certificate program from Seneca Polytechnic will prepare you for planning roles that focus on ensuring urban areas are sustainable, inclusive and equitable.

As future landscape architects and planners, students in the Landscape Architecture (Advanced Professional Degree) program of the Utah State University will learn to analyze the way people interact with the world around them and how natural environments interact with built environments.

The dual degree in Community Planning and Health Administration from University of Maryland combines course work from the Community Planning and Behavioral Community Health programs to enable a student to complete both the Master of Community Planning and Master of Behavioral Community Health at the same time

Chatham's Master of Sustainability in Community Planning (MSPC) aims to cultivate innovative leaders equipped with the knowledge and skills to design, implement, and advocate for sustainable solutions in urban and rural environments. 

The Policy Studies program of the University of Washington Bothell offers an interdisciplinary, evidence-based approach to the study of how policy interventions can serve the public good, advise public decisions, and advance social change.