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Type

Master
Location

Toronto (Canada)

Duration

Flexible
Start date

Different dates available

This fully accredited program combines holistic examination and analysis of economic, socio-cultural, political, ecological and spatial elements in reimagining our communities structured around the intertwined dimensions of urban culture and nature. Students explicitly address the principles of inclusivity and sustainability in designing for development.

Facilities

Toronto (Canada)

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About this course

Requirements

Completion of a four-year undergraduate (or equivalent) degree from an accredited institution
Minimum GPA or equivalent of 3.00/4.33 (B) in the last two years of study
Statement of interest
Resumé/CV
Transcripts
Two letters of recommendation
English language proficiency requirement

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Subjects

Governance
Design
Public
Planning
Research
Fundamentals
Project
Methods
Finance
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Course programme

Curriculum

Master of Planning (MPl) two-year stream

Major Research Paper or Project
Physical Planning Design Fundamentals
Diversity and Inclusive Planning
Inst Legal Context of Planning
Finance and Local Governance
Advanced Research Methods
Planning for Sustainability
Prof Practice and Ethics
Planning Internship
Adv Theories of Planning
Planning Studio
Adv Planning Studio

Three elective credits

Master of Planning (MPl) accelerated one-year stream

Major Research Paper or Project
Diversity and Inclusive Planning
Advanced Research Methods
Planning for Sustainability
Adv Theories of Planning
Planning Studio
Adv Planning Studio

Two elective credits

Electives

Urban Development

Planning, Design Creative City
Landscape Urbanism
Retrofitting Suburbs
Housing and Redevelopment
Contemporary Urban Design
Heritage/Cultural Regeneration
Ecological Design
Social Justice in Planning
Urban Investments
Waterfront Cities
Directed Study
Spec Topics I: Urban Planning
Nature as a Cultural Construct
Spec Topics II: Urban Planning
Transportation Planning
Site Planning
Environmental Planning
Advanced Site Planning
Brownfields and Sustainable Development

The following electives from other graduate programs require Graduate Program Director approval; spaces are limited.

Architecture

Architecture in Public Policy
The Architecture of Urban Housing
Heritage Conservation Theory and Practice

Communication and Culture

Culture and the Environment
Communication, Culture and the City
Political Commun. & Env. Issues
New Social Movements

Environmental Applied Science and Management

Facility Siting and Environmental Risk Assessment
Energy and the Environment
GIS for Environmental Management
Environmental Assessment
Decision Making/Strategic Planning in Mgt.
Environmental Economics
Risk Assessment in Environmental Mgt.

Immigration and Settlement Studies

Changing Multicultural Mosaic of the GTA
Global Migration & Population Movements
Women, Immigration, and Settlement

Public Policy and Administration

Citizen Oriented Governance & Globalization
Urban Governance
Public Sector Financial Management

Social Sciences

Statistical Analysis for Social Science Data
Advanced Qualitative Methods
Urban Policy

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