673 Master's degrees in Urban Planning

The Landscape Architecture course from UCL welcomes students without a landscape architecture undergraduate degree and offers an accredited path to a career as a landscape architect. The Landscape Architecture MLA prepares students to shape both urban and rural environments for a more sustainable future.  

The Digital and Sustainable Cities course at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology integrates digital technologies and sustainable urban design applications, preparing engineers to tackle any complex challenges they may face as they join local or worldwide efforts to innovate in smart city development, infrastructure, and construction industries.

The Global Urban Development and Planning programme offered by The University of Manchester explores some of the most pressing challenges facing cities in the 21st century; particularly in the rapidly transforming urban landscapes of Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

The Spatial Planning Degree Apprenticeship MSc combines the educational elements of  University College London (UCL)'s existing Spatial Planning MSc with supported workplace learning and practical experience meeting the requirements of the RTPI's Chartered Town Planning Apprenticeship standard.

Urban Design and Planning is part of Beirut Arab University's educational offer.

Department of Sociology from Faculty of Humanities at University of Johannesburg offers a MA in Urban Studies (Research).

In this Urban Systems Engineering programme from MATE - Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences you will gain up-to-date theoretical and practical expertise. 

The Sustainable Planning and Management of Tourism programme from EAE Business School Barcelona Campus empowers you to lead this transformation, combining sustainability with strategic expertise to reshape the industry.

This Urban Design (Part-time) course at Liverpool John Moores University is nourished by LSACI's burgeoning research in Urbanism and close association with the University's European Institute for Urban Affairs.

This Urban Design program at KIIT University attempts to provide a comprehensive education that instills within its students a philosophy that values not only learning and professionalism, but also contribution and commitment to the advancement of community.

The Transport and Urban Planning programme offered by The University of Manchester is a unique course that brings together two interconnected disciplines, breaking intellectual discourse and practice boundaries typically encountered in both academic and professional settings. 

Urban and regional planning is constantly challenged by the transformation of society as well as by changes in our knowledge about and understanding of the world. We offer a master degree in Urban and Regional Planning at Stockholm University.

Do you wonder what role cities play in discovering answers to major social issues such as climate change, poverty, health, unemployment, housing and inequality? Then this Urban Governance of Inclusive Sustainable Cities master track from Erasmus University Rotterdam is the right choice for you. 

Dive right into contemporary UK and international cities from an exciting socio-economic, cultural, theoretical and practical perspective with this cross-disciplinary masters with the Cities programme offered at Liverpool John Moores University.

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.

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 Urban Design programme at the Oxford Brookes University brings together theory and design practice to develop your urban design skills. 

The Architecture and Urban Design degree from The University of Tokyo is dedicated to the interdisciplinary design research connecting architecture, engineering and computations to explore the emerging discourses on architecture and urbanism.

The Urban Planning (Professional) at the University of Auckland is a two-year, full-time postgraduate degree. This professionally accredited programme is designed for those with diverse undergraduate backgrounds. Delivered in a public study mode, it focuses on sustainable development and leadership within complex urban environments.

The Graduate Certificate in Urban Design programme from The University of Western Australia will give you a preliminary overview of sustainable urban design and an introduction to its core principles, theories and practices.