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Urban Planning

 

Information

This program is currently suspended.  Please contact the program director for any questions.

Program Director

Department Office: Sage Hall 4461
Department Telephone: (920) 424-4105

Code 99 or URB

 

Faculty

Alberts   Cross
Barron   Miller
Bowen   Zaniewski
Coulibaly    
 
 
 

Degrees

  • Undergraduate: A major in Urban Planning can lead to the degree(s): Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts.
  • Graduate: None
 

Summary of Fields of Study

1. Goal(s)

    • See the department for a listing of their goal(s).

2. The Major(s)

    • The Department offers one major:  Urban Planning.

3. The Minor(s)

    • The Department offers one minor: Urban Planning.
 

Admission/Graduation Requirements

To be eligible for the Urban Planning major or the Urban Planning minor, students must earn a minimum grade point average of 2.00 in all courses required for the major or minor.

 

Required Core Courses

  • See Majors section.
 

The Major(s), with Emphases and/or Options

Urban Planning Major

  • Required Units (crs.): 46 minimum
  • Required Courses:
    • Urban Planning: Urban Planning 131, 300, 310, 317, 320, 350, 351, 425, 480
    • Geography: Geography 221, 324
    • One course from the following list:
      Geography 213, 311, 377*
    • Planning Politics: One course from the following list:
      Political Science 225, 253, 310, 321, 366
      Public Administration 221
    • Geography: One course from the following list:
      Geography 314, 364, 377*, 414, 419
    • Statistics: One course from the following list:
      Economics 210
      Mathematics 201, 301
      Psychology 203
      Sociology 281
      Geography 385

Note: *The student can use Geography 377 to meet either the applied physical geography or the human geography requirement, but not both requirements.

 

The Minor(s)

Urban Planning Minor

Recommended for students who will work and live in cities and wish to know better how they work and how to function successfully in them.

  • Required Units (crs.): 24 minimum
  • Required Courses:
    • Urban Planning 131, 300, 310
    • Geography 221
  • Other Requirements:
    • Two courses from the following list:
      • Urban Planning 317, 320, 350, 425
      • Geography 324
      • Statistics: One course from the following:
      • Economics 210
      • Mathematics 201, 301
      • Psychology 203
      • Sociology 281
      • Geography 385
    • Planning Politics: One course from the following:
      • Political Science 225, 253, 310, 321, 336
      • Public Administration 221
  • Electives: See the Coordinator for a list of recommended electives.