Masters Degrees in Urban Planning, Netherlands

Cities are complex, dynamic systems, influenced by various stakeholders. This master track goes deeper into how planning can respond flexibly to the urban dynamics and how different parties can engage in the co-production of a commonly desired urban development. Read more

Do you want to study topics in urban planning, society and sustainability in the context of two different countries in different parts of our world? Join… Read more

Do you want to study topics in urban planning, environment and infrastructure in the context of Europe and Southeast Asia? Join our Double Degree Master… Read more

This specialisation provides a land and real estate development perspective on urban development. The programme aims to prepare students for a future role as city developer, either in the public or in the private sector. Read more

Would you like to study topics in Development Planning and Infrastructure Management in two different countries? Then this double degree is the right choice for you. Read more

Spatial planners are fascinated by on-going and future changes in cities and regions and take on the role as managers of spatial transformations - think of: regenerating shopping districts or old industrial sites; designating water retention areas; shaping urban mobility concepts for the future. Read more

Do you wonder about how cities and urban regions can become more sustainable and liveable? How to design innovative policy solutions for pressing environmental… Read more

Are you interested in climate proofing cities or in making cities climate-neutral? This Master's specialisation prepares students for working on the nexus between urban planning, water and environmental management. Read more

The Master's track History of Architecture and Town Planning explores the evolution of cities, villages and park- and landscape design in Europe within the changing global setting. Read more

This Master's programme focuses on the way society deals with its physical environment. We’ll look at the experiences that countries from all around the globe have had, and we will examine both the best and the worst practices. Read more