MA Degrees in Urban Planning

MA Architecture and Urbanism invites you to shape the future of our cities and tackle the biggest challenges facing urban environments today. View course

The course combines the historical study of cities and conservation practice with an understanding of architecture… View course

The MA City Design at the RCA embraces an interdisciplinary, justice oriented studio-based approach to rethinking the future of cities… View course

Based in Amsterdam, a world heritage site with a vibrant everyday life, this master’s programme in Architecture, Cities… View course

Our Master of Architecture RIBA 2 course is design-driven and will enable you to focus your skills and develop excellence in your work. View course

MA Architecture and Adaptive Reuse is a programme about existing buildings, situations and places, and how over time these structures and locations… View course

Ranked 1st in the East of England for postgraduate study, WhatUni Student Choice Awards, 2024 Professional Accreditation: … View course

On this course, you will benefit from our state-of-the-art workshop facilities, including: 3D workshops, with ceramics, concrete, resin-casting… View course

Many of the world’s problems can only be solved by designing better cities. View course

Shape the spaces people live and work by becoming a spatial planning expert, influencing strategies and policies on local development. View course

Join the Bay Area's dynamic culture of grassroots organizing and advocacy. View course

As the world's cities continue to grow, USF's dual JD/MA in Urban and Public Affairs Program will equip you with the skills and knowledge to be an… View course

Our experimental and collaborative course gives you the skills to shape future urban environments – whether that’s through buildings, larger developments or landscapes. View course

Our Sustainable Design MA is a future-focused, research-led course that empowers you to address the complex challenges of sustainability through critical design thinking and practice. View course

Apply now Present economic policies are increasingly threatening the right to livelihood based on access to natural resources of many poor and ordinary Indians. View course