Master of Regional and Community Planning (Non Baccalaureate) in Manhattan United States | Kansas State University

The Master of Regional & Community Planning program combines holistic community development strategies with environmental awareness, addressing social, economic, cultural, and political factors alongside financial management, public-private partnerships, and community engagement in governance. Foundational coursework examines how these essential elements influence conventional planning processes while thoroughly investigating associated ethical considerations. Equipped with training in planning methodologies, analysis, administration, interpersonal skills, and professional ethics, MRCP graduates emerge prepared to excel as planning professionals. Our alumni typically lead community development offices, municipal planning divisions, economic growth organizations, and housing authorities across urban, rural, and regional settings. Others leverage this expertise to guide planning initiatives at private consultancies and research institutions, or pursue careers in property development and associated fields.