61. Urban And Regional Planning College of Fine and Applied Arts Department of urban and regional planning.111 Temple CURRICULUM IN urban and regional planning. For the http://www.uiuc.edu/admin_manual/pos/current/ugrad/finearts/urbanplanning.html

Department of Urban and Regional Planning 111 Temple Hoyne Buell Hall 611 East Lorado Taft Drive Champaign, IL 61820 URL: www.urban.uiuc.edu The Department of Urban and Regional Planning offers a program leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Urban Planning. Urban planning gives practical expression to human values. Its aim is to sustain and enhance the quality of life in cities and regions, to create the good society. Therefore, in addition to special technical skills, each student is helped to acquire a broad liberal education that leads to an understanding of the natural and social environments, their problems, and their potentialities for enriching human life. Undergraduate planning education leads to diverse professional employment careers or graduate study in urban planning or related professions and is particularly useful as a prelaw program. Continuation in the program requires the student to maintain a 2.5 grade point average. The degree is professionally accredited by the Planning Accreditation Board. A transfer student must have completed 30 or more semester hours of acceptable undergraduate college work (including introductory courses in microeconomics, statistics, political sciences, and sociology; a sequence in English composition is desirable) with an earned grade point average of at least 2.5 (A = 4.0). Transfer applicants not meeting these requirements will be considered in special cases.

62. URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING urban and regional planning. Head of the Department Christopher Silver. For options1 and 2, at least ten units must be in urban and regional planning courses. http://www.uiuc.edu/admin_manual/pos/current/grad/URBAN.html

URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING Head of the Department: Christopher Silver Correspondence and Admission Information: Department of Urban and Regional Planning, 111 Temple Buell Hall, 611 Taft Drive, Champaign, IL 61820; (217) 333-3890; E-mail: j-terry@uiuc.edu URL: www.urban.uiuc.edu GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS The Department of Urban and Regional Planning offers graduate programs leading to the degrees of Master of Urban Planning and Doctor of Philosophy in Regional Planning. Students can also apply to joint degree programs to obtain a Juris Doctor and a Master of Urban Planning or a Master of Architecture and a M aster of Urban Planning. ADMISSION The social sciences, the physical sciences, the design professions, engineering, and urban planning are relevant undergraduate backgrounds for graduate work in planning. Consideration will also be given to students prepared in the humanities and other fields. The Graduate College admission requirements apply. International applicants must score 590 or better on the paper-based Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), or 243 or better on the computer-based test. The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is required for all applicants. The additional requirements described below apply for admission to the doctoral program. Spring admission may be permitted in exceptional circumstances. GRADUATE TEACHING EXPERIENCE Although teaching is not a general Graduate College requirement, experience in teaching is considered an important part of the graduate experience in this program.

63. ITC – Department Of Urban And Regional Planning And Geo-information Management Department of urban and regional planning and Geoinformation Management. Departmentof urban and regional planning and Geo-information Management (PGM) Staff. http://www.itc.nl/about_itc/organisation/science_departments/pgm.asp

International Institute for Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation Home Search Sitemap Contact us About ITC About ITC Research Education Project Services ... Mission Strategic plan Introduction Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 ... Chapter 11 Organisation Overview Organogram RC EA ... BPS Management Supervisory Board Scientific Council Directorate Employees Council Scient. depts EOS GIP PGM NRS ... Vacancies Department of Urban and Regional Planning and Geo-information Management Mission The Department of Urban and Regional Planning and Geo-information Management (PGM) deals with a closely linked set of interests fields. PGM holds part of the expertise and competence in: Urban Planning : The whole management cycle (planning/decision making - implementation - operational management and maintenance) of urban development (human activities, spatial form, land use, buildings, infrastructures, services, governance arrangements). In this domain, Urban Infrastructure (physical infrastructure, transportation, public services) will be a main focus area. Regional Planning deals with comprehensive development policies and governance arrangements for sub-national territorial units, integrating socio-economic, environmental and natural resource issues. Planning relates both to strategic policy issues and operational action plans.

64. Vacancy Professor Of Urban And Regional Planning developing countries. ITC invites applications for the position of.PROFESSOR of urban and regional planning (m/f). Main tasks. S(he http://www.itc.nl/about_itc/vacancies/0008.asp

65. Urban And Regional Planning urban and regional planning (Version 1213-99). Zorica Nedovic. UCGIS researchpriorities are all applicable to the field of urban and regional planning. http://www.ucgis.org/apps_white/urban.html

Articles Currently Under Peer Review by the URISA Journal URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING (Version 12-13-99) Zorica Nedovic SCOPE AND DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLICATION CHALLENGE Planning is a future-oriented activity that links "scientific and technical knowledge to actions in the public domain" (Friedmann 1987, page 38). It happens through a public discourse between all groups and individuals interested in and/or affected by urban development and management activities pursued by the public or private sector. Urban and regional planning agencies are rich and dynamic arenas where many societal problems and solutions are explored and addressed in a direct and tangible way. Urban growth; unemployment and economic revitalization; transportation; environmental degradation and protection; neighborhood decline and redevelopment; historic preservation; provision of open space, parks, and recreational facilities; and conservation of land and natural resources are examples of such problems and solutions. Planning-related decisions are made daily through a complex, often politically charged process involving plurality of interests. Moreover, the implementation of those decisions makes a long-term imprint on the urban structure, functionality, and quality of life in urban environments. While most of urban and regional planning happens at the local level, planning activities are often influenced by national and state policies and legislation.

66. Urban And Regional Planning And Design URPD - Graduate Catalog Spring 2002 - Uni urban and regional planning and Design (URPD). The Ph.D. in Urban and RegionalPlanning and Design will be offered through the School of Architecture. http://www.gradschool.umd.edu/catalog/programs/URPD.html

Graduate School Application Financial Aid Registration ... Graduate Degree Programs URPD Degree Requirements Facilities and Special Resources Financial Assistance Contact Information ... Courses The Graduate Catalog contains no faculty for this unit or institution. Urban and Regional Planning and Design (URPD) printable version Abstract The University of Maryland is proud to announce the initiation of a new Doctoral Program, the Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Planning and Design.  The Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Planning and Design will be offered through the School of Architecture. Participating programs include Urban Studies and Planning, Architecture, Historic Preservation, Landscape Architecture, and The National Center for Smart Growth Research and Education.   The Program will prepare students to teach at the University level in departments of Urban Planning, Architecture, Historic Preservation, or Landscape Architecture, as well as qualify graduates to conduct research and participate in high-level decision-making in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors.  Admissions Information Application Deadlines International Applicants: Applicants seeking admission under F (Student) or J (Exchange Visitor) visas must meet the following deadlines for submitting applications and academic credentials: *Fall: February 1 *SPRING: June 1 Applicants seeking admission under A, E, G, H, I, and L visas and immigrants and U.S. citizens with foreign credentials, must adhere to the following deadlines:

67. Urban And Regional Planning Department of urban and regional planning. Established in 1998 99. urp@juniv.edu.Faculty List. Degree. Research. BURP (Hons.) 4 years. Admission. http://www.juniv.edu/urpd.htm

Jahangirnagar University Official Website Home Up [ Urban and Regional Planning ] Business Administration Geography and Environment Govt and Politics Economics ... Anthropology Department of Urban and Regional Planning Established in 1998 -99 urp@juniv.edu Faculty List Degree Research BURP (Hons.) 4 years Admission Home Up Next Last Updated on: 22 April 2002 20:43 For comments, Please write to webmaster@juniv.edu

68. Master Of Urban And Regional Planning 559 International Planning.(3) An exploration of the nature of the urbanand regional planning process in other countries. The topics http://www.bsu.edu/cap/curriculum/grad/MA_Urban.html

504 Theory of Urban Design. (3) Urban design with emphasis on its vocabulary and scope, especially space, form, scale, time, and function. Elements of physical planning in relation to social, economic, and political forces, as well as the role of the urban designer in the planning process. 506 Environmental Design Studio. (3) An interdisciplinary approach to the resolution of problems in environmental design. Appropriate projects to be determined in consultation between the students and faculty. 507 Computer Techniques for Design and Planning. (3) Introduces a variety of software and applications techniques in remote sensing, mapping, perspective drawing, and database graphics for architecture, landscape architecture, and planning. 512 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems for Urban Planning. (3) Designed to introduce principles of GIS and GIS applications in an urban environment. Topics include GIS components, modeling methodology, and management of environments. Implications to urban and environmental policy development. 513 Advanced Concepts in Geographic Information Systems for Urban Planning. (3)

69. The University Of Sydney-Faculty Of Architecture-Urban & Regional Planning Planning Procedures (4 Credit Points) This unit familiarises you with the legaland policy context for urban and regional planning in Australia, and develops http://www.arch.usyd.edu.au/nwfa/prosp_students/postgrad/urp.html

The sustainable management of our cities and regions is one of the most pressing issues in the 21st century. Urban and regional planners are at the forefront of this challenge: working in government and the private sector to guide urban and regional change and to manage the social, environmental, and economic impacts of development. Specialist planners work in fields such as urban design, heritage conservation, and housing policy. The core units of study in this program are listed below. There is also flexibility to study areas of specific interest to each student, by selecting from the range of options offered through the program, or by selecting electives from any graduate program in this prospectus or from other relevant programs at the University of Sydney. Students may also elect to specialise by combining their planning degree with a related discipline offered by the Faculty (Urban Design, Housing Studies, or Heritage Conservation). Nicole Gurran - program coordinator Some programs do not offer sufficient units of study to offer the Graduate Certificate full time. Please check with the Student Admissions Advisor (lesley@arch.usyd.edu.au or 6129351 2686) before applying for entry into the Graduate Certificate

70. Urban And Regional Planning Track D. in Environmental Studies. M. Sc. in urban and regional planning. Masterof urban and regional planning. All the requirements for M. Sc. http://architecture.technion.ac.il/programs/grad/reg-plan.html

This track offers two Master's and two Doctor's programs: M. Sc. in Urban and Regional Planning - with thesis Master of Urban and Regional Planning - without thesis Ph. D. in Urban and Regional Planning Ph. D. in Environmental Studies M. Sc. in Urban and Regional Planning The program aims at providing students with knowledge about urban and regional development and at giving them professional tools required for making decisions and long-term planning and developing of towns and rural areas. The track offers several areas of specialization and research topics. Among them there are quantitative topics and economics (including real estate), environment, social and behavioral aspects, legislation and management, land usage and transportation. Potential employers after the graduation include government offices, local authorities, Israel Land Authority, Jewish Agency, environmental organization, private initiatives and planning offices. Academic positions are also available. Principles of learning are based on useful tools of decision-making in various fields and make it possible for holders of the degree to get involved in widest range of economical, environmental, social, educational planning areas and more.

71. Center For Urban & Regional Planning The Center's objectives are to advance research and to aid public policymakerswith regard to urban and regional planning and development. http://architecture.technion.ac.il/research/urs/

Bulletin No. 4 (in Hebrew, PDF format) Overview Members of the Center Recent Publications Overview The Klutznick Center for Urban and Regional Studies was the first of its kind in Israel. The Center's objectives are to advance research and to aid public policymakers with regard to urban and regional planning and development. It was established in 1969 by the late Prof. Moshe (Morris) Hill. In 1989 the Center was endowed by Mr. Philip M. Klutznick, former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. and a well-known real estate developer, who is interested in development issues in Israel. The Center is located in the Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning at the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology. The Center's researchers include experts in the fields of national and regional planning, land use planning, economic development, social planning, environmental psychology, housing, urban renewal, transportation, planning law, landscape architecture and environmental aspects, urban design, modeling simulations and computer applications in planning the built environment. The pioneering work of the Center's researchers has paved the way for the growth of the field of planning in Israel. Some examples include: the first Israeli environmental impact statement - the siting of the Hadera power plant; work on Israeli development towns; planning in the Arab sector; a guidebook on planning of public services which is used extensively by public officials and by private planners; a comprehensive evaluation study of neighborhood rehabilitation in Israel; housing studies; resident participation in planning; psychological aspects of human behavior in the built environment; research on environmental quality and open spaces; private entrepreneurial initiatives and public economic development; and analysis of the legal aspects of planning and land development.

72. WWS-Urban And Regional Planning And Public Policy JointDegree Programs and Certificates Urbanand Regional Planning and Public Policy. http://www.wws.princeton.edu/degree/mpa/urp.html

Home About WWS Academics Admissions ... Search Joint-Degree Programs and Certificates Urban and Regional Planning and Public Policy URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING AND PUBLIC POLICY PROGRAM IN LAW CERTIFICATE IN DEMOGRAPHY SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY Students at the Woodrow Wilson School who satisfactorily complete core planning courses and meet the general M.P.A. requirements are able to earn the degree of Master in Public Affairs and Urban and Regional Planning (M.P.A.-U.R.P.). The M.P.A.-U.R.P. program prepares students for public careers in the formulation of urban and regional policies. The program is fully integrated with the public affairs curriculum and is therefore open to students in any of the School's four fields of concentration . Those with an interest in planning as an aspect of modernization in the developing countries typically choose Field II . Those with an interest in planning in U.S. cities typically choose Field III Students preparing for the M.P.A.-U.R.P. degree may concentrate on specific issues such as land use, population redistribution, urban energy problems, environment, transportation, housing, and social planning. Students who wish to develop greater competence in physical planning may take courses in urban design offered by the University's School of Architecture Students in the program are required to complete Planning Theory and Process (WWS 533)

73. Urban And Regional Planning urban and regional planning. Special consideration will be given to energyconsumption. (I)(S). URP 4000 Preview of urban and regional planning. http://www.reg.ufl.edu/97-98catalog/urban.htm

Urban and Regional Planning College of Architecture INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF 1996-97 Stein, J.M., Chair; Alexander, J.F.; Bartley, E.; Cameron, T.; Crider, L.; Nicholas, J.C.; Schneider, R.H.; Steiner, R.; Weismantel, W.; Wetterqvist, O. F.; Zwick, P. Urban and Regional Planning The department encourages students to enroll in our courses as a means to learn more about improving the quality of our man-made and natural environments. Urban Planning is concerned with social policy, transportation, housing, economic development, urban design, and land use issues. Students from all backgrounds should find these courses to be challenging and rewarding. URP 2931 Introduction to Urban Planning and Development (Honors). Credits 3. Represents an initial investigation into the dynamics of urban planning and development. Course involves case studies. (S) URP 3001 Cities of the World. Credits 3. Comparative case studies of contemporary cities in the U.S. and a series of foreign countries both industrialized and developing will be covered. Special consideration will be given to energy consumption. (I)(S) URP 4000 Preview of Urban and Regional Planning.

74. Urban And Regional Planning Articles Currently Under Peer Review by the URISA Journal. GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATIONSCIENCE IMPLICATIONS FOR urban and regional planning. (Version 03/15/00). http://www.urisa.org/Journal/protect/Vol12No2/nedovic/abstract.htm

Articles Currently Under Peer Review by the URISA Journal GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCE IMPLICATIONS FOR URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING (Version 03/15/00) Zorica Nedovic-Budic Abstract: The educational process, which is the first major step in technology transfer, has many challenges of its own, including the availability of materials suitable for training planning professionals and other participants in the planning process and the provision of the infrastructure needed for teaching and research. Therefore, further research and policy development in the following areas would enhance the application of planning support systems and tools: education and technology transfer; database building, maintenance, and access; standardization; and legal issues. Download the Complete Text in Adobe Acrobat Form Education Publications Home ... About URISA Comments/Questions: info@urisa.org

75. UH Manoa Libary | Urban And Regional Planning Library Contact for urban and regional planning. Ted Kwok (808) 9562528 tedk@hawaii.edu. UHMWeb Sites. UHM Department of urban and regional planning. http://www.hawaii.edu/emailref/subject_guides/urp/

Library Home BHSD Home C e n t r a l I n f o r m a t i o n S e r v i c e s / Business, Humanities, and Social Sciences D e p a r t m e n t Richardson Law Library Sinclair Library Asia Collection Government Documents Hawaiian Collection Map Collection Pacific Collection Wong Audiovisual Center Library Contact for Urban and Regional Planning Ted Kwok tedk@hawaii.edu Hamilton Library 2550 The Mall Honolulu, HI 96822 Reference Reference Desk: see Library Hours Telephone Reference: M-F 10-2 Email Reference: emailref@hawaii.edu M-F except holidays UHM Web Sites UHM Department of Urban and Regional Planning Population Studies Resources UHINFO Welcome to the Library's home page for Urban and Regional Planning , linking faculty and students to information resources and services available at the University of Hawaii Library and on the World Wide Web. About the Urban and Regional Planning Collections Recent Acquisitions Select an electronic database for urban and regional planning ABI/Inform Academic Search Premier (full-text) ArchiText Construction Index Online Art Index Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals CAB Abstracts Civil Engineering Database Computer Select

76. Internet Resources - Urban And Regional Planning urban and regional planning. UHM Library Subject Guide for Urban andRegional Planning Gateway Sites. Cyburbia.org Internet Resources http://www.hawaii.edu/emailref/internet_resources/Urban_and_Regional_Planning.ht

Urban and Regional Planning UHM Library Subject Guide for Urban and Regional Planning Gateway Sites Cyburbia.org - Internet Resources for the Built Environment Basic Research Resources for City and Regional Planning EconData.Net - Sources of Socioeconomic Data for Economic Development Analysis Homesight - Comprehensive Guide to Housing Resources ... Planning Resources on the Internet Government/Government Related Sites Bureau of Labor Statistics US Census Bureau Department of Housing and Urban Development EPA Brownfields ... US Environmental Protection Agency Professional Associations American Planning Association RSAI - Regional Science Association International Others Best Practices for Human Settlements Carfree Cities Center for Community Change Center for Urban Policy Research - Rutgers University ... Back to Index

77. UHM 2002-2003 Catalog: Urban And Regional Planning page. urban and regional planning. College of Professional Certificatein urban and regional planning. The Professional Certificate http://www.catalog.hawaii.edu/academic_units/arts-sciences/departments/plan.htm

Catalog Navigation got you confused? Try our SITE MAP Technical problems? Email our webmaster Urban and Regional Planning College of Social Sciences Saunders Hall 107 2424 Maile Way Honolulu, HI 96822 Tel: (808) 956-7381 Fax: (808) 956-6870 E-mail: idwp@hawaii.edu Web: www.durp.hawaii.edu Faculty * Graduate Faculty. *K. E. Kim, PhD (Chair)—planning theory, planning methods, infrastructure planning, and alternative tourism planning *M. Douglass, PhD—regional and rural development planning, urbanization and national development, international and local development on Pacific rim and in Asia *P. Flachsbart, PhD—planning methods and models, environmental planning, energy, land use planning, and urban transportation planning D. Foley, PhD—strategies of citizen participation, collaboration, nonprofit planning and management, community building, and community-based planning *R. Kwok, PhD—urbanization in China, East Asian development, spatial planning and urban design, development and regional economics *G. K. Lowry, PhD—alternative dispute resolution, coastal management, planning theory, and community-level planning

78. U-M Ford School Academics: Dual Degree Program In Urban And Regional Planning & Program in urban and regional planning and Public Policy (MUP/MPP) Social Work PublicPolicy; urban and regional planning Public Policy; Area Studies Centers; http://www.fordschool.umich.edu/academics/dual-urp.htm

Faculty profiles MPP program Combined degree programs MPA program ... important links Contact: Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy 440 Lorch Hall, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 734-764-0453 voice 734-763-9181 fax fordschoolinfo@umich.edu Program in Urban and Regional Planning and Public Policy (MUP/MPP) Combined Degree Programs Joint Degrees: Dual Degrees: Area Studies Centers Other Dual Degrees Designed to meet the needs of students interested in state and local policy issues, this program focuses on areas such as economic development, housing, and transportation. Students explore questions of policy implementation and community based approaches to social change. Graduates of the program combine strong analytic skills with a grounding in community development practice. Completion Requirements The MUP/MPP is an 80 credit hour degree program that can be completed in three years. Each degree program requires 48 credit hours, 16 of which can be double counted. A Ford School internship is required. Students must apply and be admitted to each program separately. Students enrolled in either program can apply to the other during the first year of study, but not later.

79. Urban And Regional Planning urban and regional planning Unit Name urban and regional planning Head of DepartmentChristopher Silver Department Office 111 Temple Buell Hall, 611 Lorado http://www.provost.uiuc.edu/diversity/UPcourses.htm

Courses inside the office student information Academics Announcements ... Urban and Regional Planning Unit Name: Urban and Regional Planning Head of Department: Christopher Silver Department Office: 111 Temple Buell Hall, 611 Lorado Taft Drive, Champaign, 333-3890 Courses with acronyms in the first column have been certified for General Education Credit. Students should check the General Education website for the specific dates of certification. U P 101 Planning of Cities and Regions SS U P 260 Social Inequality and Social Welfare Planning U P 344 Social Impact Assessment Same as LEIST 344. See LEIST 344 U P 373 Housing and Urban Policy Planning U P 374 Neighborhood Planning U P 378 Community Development Workshop

80. School Of Urban And Regional Planning School of urban and regional planning. http://www.usc.edu/dept/publications/cat95/urban_planning/

School of Urban and Regional Planning Undergraduate Degrees Graduate Degrees Dual Degree Programs Doctor of Philosophy in Planning ... Courses of Instruction The School of Urban and Regional Planning is heir to a long and distinguished history of planning education at the University of Southern California. One of the first planning courses in the United States was offered at USC in 1921. Collaborative scholarship by USC faculty from various disciplines produced influential studies in urban growth and form, urban management systems and gaming simulation during the formative stages of the field. The first of several master's degrees was established in 1955, and the present school was created in 1974 as the first independent School of Urban and Regional Planning in the United States. The planning and development programs at USC are among the most diverse and wide-ranging in higher education. This is made possible by the broad interests of the school's faculty, its linkages with other faculties on campus to conduct joint studies and dual degree programs, and the many degree options, emphases and specializations available to students pursuing undergraduate and graduate study. Administration Edward J. Blakely

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