The Master of Planning (M.Plan) in Urban and Regional Planning is a specialized post-graduate degree that equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to shape urban and regional environments. Graduates of this program are well-prepared to take on key roles in planning, development, and management of urban, suburban, and rural areas, addressing the complex challenges of contemporary spaces.

Career Opportunities: Urban Planner/Urban Designer: Work in government or private sector to plan and design urban spaces, focusing on improving the quality of life, sustainability, and functionality of urban areas.

Regional Planner: Specialize in strategic planning at a regional level, dealing with issues like land use, community development, and resource management.

Policy Advisor: Provide expert advice on urban and regional policies to governments and organizations, influencing decisions that shape the urban environment.

Sustainability Consultant: Focus on sustainable development practices, advising on green infrastructure, environmental impact assessments, and sustainable urban design.

Transportation Planner: Specialize in designing and improving transportation systems, including public transit, road networks, and pedestrian plans.

GIS Specialist: Utilize Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in urban and regional planning for data analysis, mapping, and spatial planning.

Land Use Planner: Work on land development projects, managing and guiding the use of land to meet economic and community needs.

Disaster Management and Mitigation Planner: Develop strategies and plans for risk reduction and management of natural disasters in urban and regional areas.