Master of Urban Planning / Master of Urban Design
A dual-degree programme combining creative urban design with strategic urban planning to shape future cities.
Best for:Best for graduates in architecture or design seeking to combine creative practice with urban planning expertise.
Overview
The Master of Urban Planning and Master of Urban Design is a comprehensive dual-degree programme offered by The University of Melbourne. This course is designed for students who wish to integrate creative design practices with the social and strategic frameworks of urban planning. Participants will develop the skills necessary to improve cities, towns, and regions through a balanced approach of aesthetic innovation and social responsibility. The curriculum prepares graduates to address complex urban challenges by bridging the gap between design theory and policy implementation.
What you'll do
- Engage in advanced design studio projects to develop creative urban solutions.
- Analyze social, economic, and environmental factors influencing urban development.
- Develop strategic planning frameworks for diverse urban and regional contexts.
- Synthesize design concepts with policy requirements to address complex urban issues.
- Participate in collaborative workshops and interdisciplinary design reviews.
Requirements
Degree required: Three-year undergraduate degree in Urban Design, Landscape Architecture, or Architecture.
Degree offered: Master of Urban Planning / Master of Urban Design
Language: English proficiency (standard university requirements apply).
Instruction: English
- Academic achievement with a Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of at least 65% or equivalent.
- Submission of a professional design portfolio.
- Ability to articulate motivation and relevant experience in a personal statement.
- Must hold a relevant three-year undergraduate degree in the specified fields.
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How to apply
Applicants must submit their application through the university's official graduate portal. The application must include a design portfolio and a personal statement of up to 500 words detailing academic background, work experience, and motivation for the programme.
- Design portfolio
- Personal statement
- Academic transcripts
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