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352 Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Urban Planning
Engineering in Urban Planning and Design
The Engineering in Urban Planning and Design program at Birzeit University aims for the preparation of distinguished planning engineers, who combine between the knowledge and skills of planning and the knowledge of other engineering discipline; to ensure coherence and integration necessary for the application of the profession.
Town and Regional Planning
The programme in Town and Regional Planning at the Namibia University of Science and Technology includes the study of why and how (and with what consequences) societies intervene, shape, organise and change natural and build environments in order to secure an agreed range of social economic and environmental objectives.
Sustainable Urban Development
The School of Urban Studies at UW Tacoma offers a Sustainable Urban Development program from University of Washington. As one of the first such degrees in the nation, students will be prepared to address recent initiatives that have called for a significant “greening” of urban development, both locally and internationally.
Urban Education
At the Urban Education program from The College of New Jersey you can learn how to work within the dynamic environment of the urban classroom—with its diversity of culture, language, and opportunity—to provide transformative learning experiences for students.
Urban and Regional Planning
One of the unique characteristics of the Urban and Regional Planning program at Salisbury University is its multidisciplinary curriculum, giving students a broad foundation for their future career or postgraduate studies.
Urban Studies
The Urban Studies programme at Stanford University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree designed for full-time students. This interdisciplinary course explores the complexities of city life and the physical environment. Over a standard four-year duration, students combine academic theory with practical real-world experience.
Urban Planning
Urban Planning offered by the University of Cincinnati and management are key municipal functions in the United States and Western Europe. In the rapidly growing developing world, urban expansion has far outstripped the capacity of city governments to cope with the bewildering array of problems this mass movement and spatial reorganization of the population generates.
Urban and Environmental Planning
The B.S. in Urban and Environmental Planning at West Chester University prepares students for a variety of planning careers in the public, private and non-profit sectors.
Urban Planning
The B.Sc. in Urban Planning at the University of Kansas provides a comprehensive foundation in sustainable development and urban issues. This public programme, delivered through the School of Public Affairs and Administration, equips students with essential skills for pre-professional roles in the planning sector.
Urban Studies
A truly multidisciplinary program, Urban Studies degree at College of Wooster is centered in a strong foundation in the social sciences. Students take classes in sociology, economics and political science along with courses and electives that help students focus on their individual passions.
Planning
The Planning programme at Simon Fraser University is a Bachelor of Environment degree delivered in a public study mode. This comprehensive undergraduate course focuses on urban sustainability and resource management, preparing students for professional certification as a Registered Professional Planner over a standard four-year duration.
Architecture and Urban Design
Start the journey to your future as an architect with your own unique vision - welcome to the Bachelor Program in Architecture and Urban Design from Brno University of Technology.
Geography - Urban And Community Planning
The Geography - Urban And Community Planning BA/BS at Central Michigan University is a comprehensive undergraduate programme. Delivered via a public study mode, this degree focuses on spatial analysis and sustainable development. Students gain essential skills in regional design and community organisation over the full duration.
Environmental Studies- Communication and Planning
The Environmental Studies- Communication and Planning program of University of Central Florida prepares students for a number of interesting and challenging careers.
Geography and Planning
With an additional focus on planning, the West Liberty University Geography and Planning major prepares students for jobs relating to land use and economic development, urban and regional planning, and positions in local government and organizations.
Environmental Science, Planning and Administration
The Environmental Science, Planning and Administration from University of Central Arkansas aims to promote, enhance, and contribute to the science of biology by offering undergraduate and graduate degree programs, engaging in biological research and actively assisting the individuals and organizations in our community.
Community planning and development, Regional Planning
The Community planning and development, Regional Planning programme at Indiana University of Pennsylvania is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate degree. Spanning four years of study at the Indiana campus, it equips students with vital geospatial and urban design skills to build sustainable, resilient environments.
Urban Studies and Planning
The faculty of the Urban Studies and Planning program at California State University Northridge provides instruction in statics and strength of materials, dynamics and mechanics lab.
Urban Planning, Design, and Management
The Urban Planning, Design, and Management Major is offered by San Diego State University. Over half of the world’s population now lives in cities. As the world rapidly urbanizes, understanding cities and urban life is becoming increasingly important.
Architecture
The Architecture programme at RISEBA University combines the best architectural education standards and pedagogical expertise in Europe, striving for academic excellence and international recognition.