The Master of Urban and Regional Planning degree is designed to produce professionals able to think across fields of expertise to see and act upon the links between environmental systems, land use and transportation systems, infrastructure development, and housing and community development. The program also seeks to produce graduates equipped with both the technical and analytical skills of planning and a facility to think strategically about plan formulation and implementation
Anna Bonelli Master of Urban and Regional Planning alumna
"I chose to pursue an urban and regional planning degree because I love big cities. At the Humphrey Institute, I am able to incorporate classes from other programs -- and even other departments -- into my degree program so I am getting a well-rounded education about metropolitan dynamics."
Anna Bonelli