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The graduate program leading to a degree of Master in Urban and Regional Planning (MURP) is committed to preparing students for professional planning careers in both the private and public sectors and seeks to develop both general planning knowledge and specific skills for practice. Current faculty research and teaching expertise covers a wide range of planning subjects including urban design; land use planning; land use law; housing; community, economic and real estate development; research methods; international development; transportation; environmental planning; and public policy. The MURP degree is a nationally accredited degree and admits students with a variety of academic backgrounds. Ideal students are those with strong intellectual ability; good written and verbal communication skills; basic statistical methods and have demonstrated a proven potential for leadership in the field of urban and regional planning.
A bachelor s degree in accounting from a recognized educational institution, University online application, Official transcripts, Test scores: GRE, GMAT, MAT, IELTS, TOEFL, Statement of Personal Achievements/Contributions, Financial information, SAT composite score 1110, ACT composite score 23Housing issuesEconomic development planningGIS databases for city governmentsSustainable planningTransportation
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