42 credits
Master's Degree
Develop the industry knowledge and leadership skills needed to effectively and responsibly shape the communities of tomorrow.
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Georgetown University’s Master of Professional Studies in Urban & Regional Planning prepares you to solve the critical challenges facing urban communities around the world.
Through a combination of academic theory and applied studio work in Washington, D.C.—one of the most dynamic urban planning communities in the world—you’ll develop the skills and analytic insights needed for success in the city-building industry.
Number of Credits: 42 credits
Number of CreditsFormat: On-campus
FormatOn-campus
Total Tuition: $58,464*
Total Tuition$58,464*
Enrollment: Full-time or part-time
EnrollmentFull-time or part-time
Duration: 2 to 5 years
Duration2 to 5 years
Semester of Entry: Fall, spring, summer
Semester of EntryFall, spring, summer
Our program examines the local processes of urbanization on a global scale, with an emphasis on responsible practices. You’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of urban planning, including economic development, housing, land use, transportation, and the environment.
In the classroom, you’ll learn from industry scholars and practitioners, who introduce the latest theories, practices, and trends impacting the field. Outside of class, you'll have opportunities to build your skills through applied problem solving, international travel, independent research, and networking events.
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Ideal for full-time graduate students as well as working professionals, our program is designed to fit your schedule. We offer options for full- or part-time participation and classes held on weekday evenings, so you can earn your degree at a pace that suits your needs—without interrupting your career.
Upon completing the program, you’ll have the industry knowledge and leadership skills needed to effectively and responsibly shape the communities of tomorrow.
*Tuition for the Summer 2020, Fall 2020, and Spring 2021 terms will be available in early 2020.