Equips students for jobs as town or city planners with municipalities, as regional planners for regional councils of government, and for positions at state agencies, non-profits, and private consulting firms. Introduces students to the historical, legal, and applied contexts of planning in the United States and Connecticut, as well as subfields of planning, such as transportation planning, urban design, environmental planning, and economic development.
Curriculum
This is an unofficial description for this program. For official information check the Academic Catalog.
Requirements (18 credits):
Required Courses:
Total Credit Hours: 9 Credits
Electives:
6 credits of Geography electives from GEOG 272 and/or any Geographic Techniques course
and
3 credits from any 400-level Planning course
Total Credit Hours: 18





Mairead Doery



Timothy Garceau



Jeffery Kreeger







Thomas Rein


