Urban Planning

This program provides foundational education in urban design, land use planning, and policy-making. Students will learn to tackle planning challenges using industry-standard GIS (Geographic Information
Systems) software and understand the socio-economic aspects of urban development. The curriculum promotes skills for entry-level roles in planning agencies or consultancies. Graduates will be
equipped to contribute to sustainable and resilient community planning.

With an Associate of Science (AS) Degree in Urban Planning, you can get started in roles like GIS technician, Permit Technician, Planning Assistant, Community Development Worker, or Zoning Inspector, supporting planners with data, maps, and administrative tasks in local government or private firms, focusing on area like transportation, housing, and environmental projects.