The Urban and Regional Planning program teaches strong foundations in
urban and regional planning, with the opportunity for students to
develop more specialised knowledge in emergent areas, such as
environmental design, planning for better structured cities, and
sustainable management.
Urban and regional planners are increasingly involved in formulating policies, guiding urban and environmental initiatives, and in managing the social, environmental and economic impacts of development. The program places considerable emphasis on students learning appropriate communication, reasoning and analytical skills for making valuable contributions to the wider emergent professional roles. There is also an opportunity to specialise, by selecting from the range of options offered in the Housing Studies or Heritage Conservation streams.
Urban and regional planners are increasingly involved in formulating policies, guiding urban and environmental initiatives, and in managing the social, environmental and economic impacts of development. The program places considerable emphasis on students learning appropriate communication, reasoning and analytical skills for making valuable contributions to the wider emergent professional roles. There is also an opportunity to specialise, by selecting from the range of options offered in the Housing Studies or Heritage Conservation streams.
Admission Requirements
Masters applicants should hold a bachelors degree with a credit average.
Graduate Diploma applicants should hold a bachelors degree. Graduate
Certificate applicants should hold a bachelors degree or possess
experience which is considered to demonstrate the knowledge and aptitude
required to undertake the course.
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| University of Sydney Quadrangle, photo by betta design |
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| University of Sydney, Medicine, photo by betta design |
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