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Master of Urban Development and Design

A transdisciplinary master's programme focused on strategic, holistic, and creative approaches to contemporary urban design.

Best for:Best for graduates from architecture, engineering, or planning backgrounds seeking to lead strategic urban development.

The University of Queensland · St Lucia, Australia · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Overview

The Master of Urban Development and Design at The University of Queensland offers a contemporary, integrated perspective on city design. The programme aims to redefine urban design by moving beyond simple problem-solving toward creative, strategic, and holistic future-imagining. Students engage with a transdisciplinary curriculum that incorporates architecture, civil engineering, planning, policy, economics, and business leadership. Taught by leading academics and industry professionals, the course combines project-based design studios with specialized tracks in infrastructure, policy, or strategy. It is designed to prepare graduates to lead change and engage effectively with decision-makers in the urban environment.

Urban DevelopmentUrban DesignCity PlanningBuilt EnvironmentInfrastructureUrban PolicySustainable Cities

What you'll do

  • Participate in project-based design studios to address real-world urban challenges.
  • Develop expertise in infrastructure and resources, people and policy, or economics and strategy.
  • Engage with interdisciplinary course material across architecture, engineering, and business leadership.
  • Collaborate with industry professionals and academic experts on urban design projects.
  • Analyze cities strategically to propose creative and holistic future developments.

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent in a relevant discipline, or a graduate certificate, graduate diploma, or master's degree in a relevant discipline.

Degree offered: Master

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Academic background in a relevant discipline such as architecture, engineering, or planning.
  • Capacity for strategic and holistic thinking regarding urban environments.
  • Interest in transdisciplinary approaches to design and policy.
Nice to have
Prior experience in urban planning or design projects.Demonstrated leadership potential in professional or academic settings.
Eligibility
  • Must hold a recognized bachelor's degree or higher in a relevant field.

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How to apply

Interested applicants should visit the official university program page to review specific entry requirements and application procedures. Applications are submitted through the university's online portal.

Documents required
  • Academic transcripts
  • Proof of degree completion
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Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology
The University of Queensland
Australia
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