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The Department of Geography and Planning provides resources for graduate studies culminating in Master of Science in Planning (MScPl) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees. Faculty research addresses social, economic, cultural, and other critical factors. The scope spans from local community design to national policy formulation and global development initiatives. Specialization areas cover land use, transportation, urban design, social policy, public health, economic growth, international development, and environmental planning. The Planning Program delivers an accredited Master's degree tailored for aspiring professional planners or those pursuing advanced academic research.
Admission to the second year requires students to maintain a B average or better in first-year coursework and present a Study Plan after completing a Summer Internship.
This specialization examines how various governmental and non-governmental entities strive to build fairer, more compassionate societies amid evolving policy landscapes. It explores diverse subjects, from evaluating welfare state mechanisms to addressing challenges in communal resource management, developing social economies, and collaborative service planning to address community-specific requirements.