School of Urban and Public Affairs
Graduate Programs
The School of Urban and Public Affairs has nearly 1,000 students of who approximately 280 are graduate students. Members of its diverse student body hold full- or part-time positions in government, private or nonprofit organizations. More than 1,000 former students have earned graduate degrees at SUPA and contribute to the public and non-public sectors through their research, planning and policy implementation.
Ph.D. Programs
Master's Degrees
- Master of Arts in Urban Affairs
- Master of City and Regional Planning
- Master of Public Administration
Dual Degree Programs
SUPA participates in dual-degree programs with the schools of Architecture, Nursing and Social Work. It cooperates with the colleges of Engineering and Science in an interdisciplinary program leading to master's and doctoral degrees in environmental science and engineering.
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The Instutite of Urban Studies delivers customized planning services
The City of Kaufman, Texas, has contracted with the School of Urban and Public Affairs’ Institute of Urban Studies to help improve Kaufman’s historic downtown and central business district.