Planning in Civic Urbanism - Rollins College

Planning in Civic Urbanism from Rollins College is a Campus Master Urban Planning degree that prepares you for a Architecture career. Communities around the country are striving to make life better for their citizens through well designed public spaces, energy efficient infrastructures, and convenient public transportation. The new Master of Planning Civic Urbanism will provide the skills you need to help these cities and towns shape their futures. The program combines classroom work, professional expertise, studio projects, and internships to prepare you for a career in either private practice or government. Grounded in the liberal arts, the program will emphasize integrated knowledge rather than the technical aspects of the field of urban planning. Curriculum The Master of Planning in Civic Urbanism is a two-year, 36-credit evening degree program, offering a choice of two specializations: Place Making or Green Infrastructure. Place Making courses focus on the design elements of planning, including drawing. Green Infrastructure courses address natural lands and their interconnection within metropolitan regions. Five core courses examine urbanism from the Renaissance to New Urbanism, planning theory and civic implementation, the economics of urbanism, land use law, and either drawing the urban landscape or green infrastructure and land analysis. Students will complete at least three courses plus a studio course in their chosen specialty, as well as three additional electives. View more details on Rollins College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Urban Planning courses.