City and Regional Planning - MASTER'S (MCRP)

DEGREE OVERVIEW

The PAB-accredited Master of City and Regional Planning degree program prepares students for careers as professional planners with public, private, and nonprofit organizations. Research techniques and skills are applied to real-world planning challenges regarding sprawl, pollution, carbon footprints, economic development, aging infrastructure, and equity.

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

Students in the two-year, 48-credit-hour program have a range of topic upon which they can focus:

• Urban and Housing Policies
• Smart and Resilient Cities
• Transportation Planning
• Design and Development
• Environmental Planning

Certificates available in:

• Development Review
• GIS
• Transportation Planning and Policy

LEARN MORE

• Admissions requirements
• Degree curriculum (scroll down to course list)
• Degree information in the University Catalog
• Program accreditation

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

• Registered Licensed Urban Planner (AICP)
• Transportation Planner
• Environmental Planner
• Urban Design Specialist
• Geographic Information System (GIS) Specialist
• Land-Use Planner
• Economic Development Specialist

DEGREE OPTIONS

Master of City and Regional Planning

Complete 48 credit hours in campus-based classes

Master of City and Regional Planning

WHY CHOOSE US?

• Accredited program through Planning Accreditation Board (PAB)
• The only program in North Central Texas
• Serving the needs of urban Texas for over four decades
• Located in one of the fastest-growing and largest metropolitan areas
• Attend classes in the evenings
• Internship opportunities within the dynamic Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex

GET STARTED

Take the next step toward investing in yourself by learning more about our City and Regional Planning - Master's (MCRP) program.

• Master of City and Regional Planning