Master of Urban and Regional Planning / MSc in Environment and Sustainability (Ecosystem Science and Management - Conservation Ecology) in Ann Arbor United States | University of Michigan Ann Arbor

The dual degree program awards both a Master of Science (M.S.) from the School for Environment and Sustainability and a Master of Urban and Regional Planning (M.U.R.P.) from the College of Architecture and Urban Planning. This curriculum equips students with analytical capabilities, scientific and theoretical knowledge, and socio-behavioral insights to excel as professionals. Career opportunities span various fields such as environmental planning, land use management, open space conservation, policy analysis, and environmental equity. Following Rackham Graduate School policies, participants can apply one-sixth of the total credits needed for both degrees toward both programs. By combining the 48-credit M.U.R.P. and 42-credit M.S. programs (normally 90 credits), students can complete a condensed 75-credit, three-year program by sharing 15 credits between both degrees.