Top Part time Bachelor Programs in Urban and Regional Planning 2019
Earning a bachelor's degree is achieved by completing the necessary course of study offered by the college or university you enroll in. Completing this study may take three to seven years depending on where you seek your degree.
The field of urban and regional planning is one that deals with creating designs for pieces of land that are to be used in an urban, industrial or regional capacity. Some specializations include environment and transportation.
Part time Bachelor Program in Urban and Regional Planning
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Bachelor in Urban and Regional Studies
University Of Wisconsin - Green Bay
Urban and Regional Studies develops individuals who want to make a difference in their community: a difference in what happens to older neighborhoods in transition; a difference in what happens as new suburban communities are planned and built; and a difference in the lives and well-being of persons across metropolitan and rural regions.
BTech in Town and Regional Planning
University of Johannesburg
This qualification is intended for students specializing in the field of urban and regional development planning, working in government and non-governmental sectors. Students who have achieved this qualification will be able to, independently, and in a team, plan in both spatial and non-spatial fields, using appropriate technology, in order to critically respond to the challenges in the natural and built environment. Students will be able to apply for registration as a Professional Planner with SACPLAN, after having met specific SACPLAN requirements.