Master of Planning in Urban Development

This fully accredited program combines holistic examination and analysis of economic, socio-cultural, political, ecological and spatial elements in reimagining our communities structured around the intertwined dimensions of urban culture and nature. Students explicitly address the principles of inclusivity and sustainability in designing for development.

The minimum grade requirement for admission consideration to a master's program is a 3.0/4.33 (B or equivalent) in the last two years of study within a four year undergraduate (or equivalent) bachelor's degree.A significant majority of our students do not have a previous degree in urban planning.Applicants with a professionally accredited undergraduate bachelor degree in planning will not be accepted into the two-year regular stream program as it is a first professional degree.All applicants to the two-year program are expected to have passed a university-level course in statistics.