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Master of Urban and Regional Planning

A professional coursework master's degree designed to prepare students for careers in urban planning and regional development.

Best for:Best for aspiring urban planners seeking professional accreditation and practical experience in regional development.

Curtin University · Perth, Australia · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Overview

The Master of Urban and Regional Planning at Curtin University is a professional coursework program designed to equip students with the theoretical and practical skills necessary for a career in the planning sector. The curriculum covers legislative and governance frameworks, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of how planning operates within government agencies, the private sector, and non-governmental organizations. Students engage in real-world planning projects, allowing them to analyze local, national, and international case studies. The program emphasizes the development of critical analytical capacities and research skills through the completion of a major original research project. Graduates are prepared to address complex urban issues and contribute effectively to professional planning practice.

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What you'll do

  • Engage with theoretical foundations of urban and regional planning.
  • Analyze legislative and governance frameworks relevant to the planning profession.
  • Participate in practical projects involving real-world planning issues.
  • Develop critical analytical skills through academic coursework.
  • Conduct a major piece of original planning research.
  • Collaborate with planning professionals to understand industry best practices.

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor Degree or equivalent; may require relevant work experience.

Degree offered: Master of Urban and Regional Planning

Language: English proficiency required for international students.

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Academic background in a relevant discipline.
  • Capacity for critical analysis and research.
  • Interest in professional planning practice.
Nice to have
Relevant professional work experience in planning or related fields.Experience with community or government engagement.
Eligibility
  • Applicants must hold a Bachelor Degree, Bachelor Honours Degree, Graduate Certificate, or Graduate Diploma.
  • Must meet specific course entry requirements as defined by the university.

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How to apply

Interested applicants should visit the official Curtin University course page to review specific entry requirements and submission procedures. Applications are processed through the university's online portal.

Documents required
  • Academic transcripts
  • Proof of English proficiency
  • CV
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