The purpose of the graduate minor is to allow students from other related disciplines to learn about the basics of the Urban and Regional Planning profession. Within the minor we are attempting to expose students from other disciplines to the breadth of planning as well as the core of the program. With these goals in mind, the students shall meet the following requirements for the minor.
Each student is required to take a total of three 3-credit planning courses for a total of 9 credits of Urban and Regional Planning courses. These courses must be distributed across the curriculum in the following manner:
| Course Requirements | Credits |
| Required Course (Core): | 3 |
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URP6100 - Planning Theory and History | |
| Any Two of the Following Courses: | 6 |
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URP6042 - Urban Economy | | |
URP6061 - Planning Administration and Ethics | | |
URP6122 - Alternative Conflict Management | | |
URP6131 - Growth Management Powers I | | |
URP6270 - Survey of Spatial Information Systems | | |
URP6312 - Land Development Planning and Evaluation | | |
URP6421 - Environmental Impact Statements | | |
URP6542 - Urban Land Economics | | |
URP6601 - State Planning | | |
URP6603 - Development Review | | |
URP6716 - Transportation Policy and Planning | | |
URP6745 - Housing, Public Policy and Planning | | |
URP6821 - Urban and Regional Systems | | |
URP6871 - Planning and Design I | | |
URP6872 - Planning and Design II | | |
URP6880 - Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design | | |
URP6884 - Community Conservation and Revitalization | | |
URP6905 - Urban Form and Development in the Americas | | |
URP6931 - Health and the Built Environment | | |
URP6931 - Urban Finance | | |
DCP6710 - Introduction to Historic Preservation |
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Further, the student’s supervisory committee for a master’s degree with or without a thesis must include one Graduate Faculty member from the Department of Urban and Regional Planning.