城市与区域规划 Master of Urban and Regional Planning

The Master of Urban and Regional Planning offers a broad and deep understanding of the planning profession, from its historical roots to its future challenges. Students study planning history, governance, policy, development economics, environmental planning, climate change, urban design, and transport infrastructure. Second-year courses include planning law, development assessment, social planning, and research methods. The program incorporates fieldwork in regenerated urban spaces, an original research project, and a professional placement with a planning consultancy, state government agency, or local council. Graduates develop the technical skills, professional conduct, and critical perspective needed to shape built environments and contribute to the body of planning knowledge.