Master of Science in Environment and Sustainability (Environmental Policy and Planning)/Master of Urban and Regional Planning

The hallmark of the University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability's (SEAS) master’s program is its interdisciplinary focus. This focus can be extended even further through the pursuit of a dual degree. Because the school is part of one of the greatest research universities in the world, there are many options. Each environment and sustainability specialization provides an excellent foundation for earning a dual degree. Our formal dual-degree programs with the following disciplines have been approved by U-M's Rackham Graduate School: Urban and Regional Planning (3 years, 75 credits): This program provides students with the analytical skills, theoretical and scientific foundation, and socio-behavioral understanding to become urban planners, preservationists, policy analysts, or environmental advocates. It is administered jointly with the University of Michigan’s Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning. Students graduate with a master of science (MS) in environment and sustainability and a master of urban and regional planning (MURP).