Program Overview

Environment Graduate School

The Environment Graduate School offers various programs, including the Urban Planning major.

Department Introduction

The department provides education on urban planning, including courses on transportation planning, urban design, and urban administration.

Urban Planning Major

The Urban Planning major offers a range of courses, including:

• Advanced Transportation Planning (3 credits)
• Urban Planning Law (3 credits)
• Advanced Urban Design (3 credits)
• Advanced Urban Planning (3 credits)
• Advanced Urban Administration (3 credits)
• Advanced Landscape Planning (3 credits)
• Advanced Theory of Regional Planning (3 credits)
• Advanced Land Use Planning (3 credits)
• Theory of Environmental Planning (3 credits)
• Advanced Environmental Engineering (3 credits)
• Advanced Transportation Engineering (3 credits)
• Urban Planning Methodology (3 credits)
• Thesis Research (2 credits)
• Advanced Transportation System (3 credits)
• Advanced Urban Geography (3 credits)
• Advanced Site Planning and Design (3 credits)
• Advanced Quantitive Analysis (3 credits)
• Advanced Urban and Regional Economics (3 credits)

Research Areas

The department's research areas include transportation planning, urban design, urban administration, landscape planning, regional planning, land use planning, environmental planning, and urban and regional economics.

Other Programs

The Environment Graduate School also offers other programs, including:

• Environmental Engineering major
• Environmental Science major