Program Overview

Environment Graduate School

The Environment Graduate School is dedicated to fostering a deeper understanding of environmental issues and promoting sustainable development.

Department Introduction

The department offers various programs, including:

• Environment Engineering Major
• Urban Planning Major
• Environmental Science Major

Urban Planning Major

The Urban Planning Major provides students with a comprehensive education in urban planning, including:

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

Course Details

The following courses are offered as part of the Urban Planning Major:

• UR88006: Advanced Transportation Planning (3 credits)
• UR88014: Urban Planning Law (3 credits)
• UR88016: Advanced Urban Design (3 credits)
• UR88021: Advanced Urban Planning (3 credits)
• UR88023: Advanced Urban Administration (3 credits)
• UR88048: Advanced Landscape Planning (3 credits)
• UR88051: Advanced Theory of Regional Planning (3 credits)
• UR88057: Advanced Land Use Planning (3 credits)
• UR88073: Theory of Environmental Planning (3 credits)
• UR88077: Advanced Environmental Engineering (3 credits)
• UR88101: Advanced Transportation Engineering (3 credits)
• UR88102: Urban Planning Methodology (3 credits)
• UR88159: Thesis Research (2 credits)
• UR88120: Advanced Transportation System (3 credits)
• UR88121: Advanced Urban Geography (3 credits)
• UR88122: Advanced Site Planning and Design (3 credits)
• UR88123: Advanced Quantitive Analysis (3 credits)
• UR88124: Advanced Urban and Regional Economics (3 credits)