Master's
Master of Urban and Regional Planning (Coursework and Research) – VUW
Course Overview
The Master of Urban and Regional Planning at Victoria University of Wellington prepares students to plan sustainable cities, regions, and communities through an integrated study of planning theory and professional practice. The programme explores land-use planning, urban design, environmental planning, transport planning, housing policy, community development, planning law, and geographic information systems.
Coursework is complemented by research and applied planning projects that address contemporary urban challenges. Graduates are prepared for careers in urban planning, regional development, local government, environmental consultancy, and infrastructure planning.
Entry Requirements
- Recognized undergraduate degree in a relevant spatial, social, or environmental discipline
- Minimum grade average threshold (B- or higher) in prior undergraduate coursework
- Advanced English language proficiency meeting postgraduate standards (IELTS 6.5 with no band under 6.0)
- Submission of academic transcripts, CV, and professional references
- Statement of intent outlining urban planning and community development interests
Career Outcomes
- Urban Planner
- Regional Policy Advisor
- Land Use Consultant
- Environmental Planner
- Community Development Coordinator
Scholarship Available
- VUW Planning Institute Grants
- Postgraduate Research Scholarships
- Environmental Design Awards
Key Information
Location
Kelburn, New Zealand
University
Victoria University of Wellington
Intakes
February, July
Study Mode
On Campus
Tuition Fee
$45,700 / Year
Duration
2 Years
Language
English
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