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A Decision-Centered View of Environmental Planning (Urban and Regional Planning Series, Vol 38) by Andreas Faludi, 1987-08 Information Sources in Urban and Regional Planning: A Directory and Guide to Reference Materials by Edward E. Duensing, 1994-02 Forecasting in urban and regional planning: A report to the Planning Committee of the SSRC by D. T Cross, 1975 De-coding New Regionalism (Urban and Regional Planning and Development) by James W. Scott, 2009-01-01 Partnership, Collaborative Planning and Urban Regeneration (Urban and Regional Planning and Development Series) by John McCarthy, Greg Lloyd, 2007-06-30 The History of Urban and Regional Planning: An Annotated Bibliography by Anthony Sutcliffe, 1981-01 Growth Centres in Spatial Planning (Urban and regional planning series) by Malcolm J. Moseley, 1974-10 Local Plans in British Land Use Planning (Urban & Regional Planning) by Patsy Healey, 1986-03 Regional Development Agencies and Business (Urban and Regional Planning) Urban and Regional Planning in an Age of Austerity (Pergamon Policy Studies on Urban Affairs) by Pierre Clavel, 1980-06 Rethinking European Spatial Policy As a Hologram: Actions, Institutions, Discourses (Urban and Regional Planning and Development) (Urban and Regional Planning and Development) Reinventing a Region: Restructuring in West Yorkshire (Urban and Regional Planning and Development) Geography and Economy in South Africa and Its Neighbours (Urban and Regional Planning and Development Series) Infrastructure Provision and the Negotiating Process (Urban and Regional Planning and Development Series)

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81. Graduate Diploma In Urban And Regional Planning Program - The University Of Quee
    This program introduces students to the principles of urban, regional and environmental planning additional to that offered in the Graduate Certificate.  
    http://www.uq.edu.au/study/program.html?acad_prog=5116

82. EWU Urban And Regional Planning Programs
    urban and regional planning Programs. The Urban Planning programs offer both undergraduate and graduate degrees in urban and regional planning.  
    http://www.ewu.edu/x10390.xml
    
    Extractions: Our undergraduate program is one of twelve accredited programs nationally, while our MURP degree is one of only four accredited programs in the Pacific Northwest. We also provide planning research and technical assistance to communities and tribal governments within the region. Our undergraduate program is built around the functional areas: community development, land use planning, environmental planning, transportation planning, urban design, and economic development. Our MURP program has emphasis areas in environmental planning, planning administration, small town planning, and tribal planning in our graduate program. Our Department is active in applied research and community service. In addition, our Department has received funding from the Department of Transportation to operate the Northwest Tribal Local Technical Assistance Program (TTAP), providing training and technical assistance in transportation, planning, tourism and economic development to over 50 tribes in the Pacific Northwest. We are glad to serve you through our homepage.

83. EWU Urban And Regional Planning
    urban and regional planning is one of society’s means for addressing these The goal of Eastern’s program in urban and regional planning is to train  
    http://www.ewu.edu/x7546.xml
    
    Extractions: Many social, physical, economic, technical, and political issues in society cry out for definition and resolution. Among these are: decline in central cities, deterioration of neighborhoods, inefficient and inequitable taxing and regulation policies, congestion and other problems of accessibility, the impact of growth and change, an erosion of natural resources including water, land, and air, and inefficient or absent human services. Urban and regional planning is one of society’s means for addressing these problems in a creative, positive manner. Planning is a problem-solving profession that is concerned with the forces that influence the quality of life in the neighborhood, city, region, state, nation, and world. Thus, planning provides a unique occupational avenue for those who desire a role in shaping a better future. The goal of Eastern’s program in Urban and Regional Planning is to train competent professionals for careers in planning. To achieve this goal, the department stresses the acquisition of practical, analytical and organizational skills designed to aid the student in analyzing problems and organizing community activities to help solve problems. The combination of classroom instruction and applied planning field projects develops professional competence and insures that each student has the requisite abilities to function within the profession after leaving the program. The department takes particular pride in having the only accredited undergraduate planning degree in the Northwest and one of only 11 in the nation.

84. Department Of Urban And Regional Planning
    B.URP The Bachelor of urban and regional planning degree. This is a fouryear full-time programme degree. B. EnvSc. A three year Bachelor of Environmental  
    http://www.univen.ac.za/environ/Urban/ur_index.htm

85. Coventry University - Urban And Regional Planning
    Research into urban and regional planning. urban and regional planning. Contact David Noon Telephone 024 7688 8645 Email d.noon@coventry.ac.uk  
    http://corporate.coventry.ac.uk/cms/jsp/polopoly.jsp?d=1001&a=1084

86. Bachelor Of Environmental Planning/Bachelor Of Science - Urban And Regional Plan
    of Science urban and regional planning and Environmental Science provides you with the training of a professional regional and urban planner,  
    http://www14.gu.edu.au/cis/p_cat/admission.asp?ProgCode=1087

87. Urban And Regional Planning And Design URPD - Graduate Catalog Fall 2003 - Unive
    The Ph.D. in urban and regional planning and Design is a 39credit program. The program is highly selective and individualized. Approximately seven students  
    http://www.gradschool.umd.edu/catalog/programs/URPD.html

88. Faculty For Applied Mathematics And Scientific Computation AMSC Graduate Faculty
    Assistant Professor, urban and regional planning and Design Affiliate Associate Professor, American Studies - Associate Professor, Architecture  
    http://www.gradschool.umd.edu/catalog/faculty/URPD.html
    
    Extractions: select AMSC AMST ANSC ANTH ARCH AREC ARTH ARTT ASTR BCHM BEES BIOE BIOL BMGT CAUD CBMG CHEM CHPH CLAS CMLT CMPL CMSC COMM CONS CRIM CRWR DANC ECON EDCI EDCP EDHD EDMS EDPL EDSP ENAE ENBE ENCE ENCH ENEE ENFP ENGL ENMA ENME ENNU ENPM ENRE ENSE ENTM ENTS FDSC FMST FRIT FRMS GCEN GELS GEOG GEOL GERM GGCP GVPT HESP HILS HISP HISP HIST INFM INFM JOUR JWST KNES LBSC LFSC LING MAIT MATH MEES METO MOCB MUSC NACS NRSC NUTR PCHL, CHED PHIL PHYS PSYC PUAF RUSS SLNG SLPH SOCY SPAP SPLA STAT SURV THET URPD VMSC WMST Browse Faculty NOTE: This list includes all faculty associated with the program, regardless of graduate school membership status . The alphabetical listing of graduate school faculty does not include adjunct faculty, researchers, or lecturers, except in exceptional cases. For status information on specific faculty, please contact the program directly. Graduate Faculty for URPD

89. Geography Program - Careers In Urban And Regional Planning
    urban and regional planning programs are available at some universities. Often, students take courses in public administration or public finance,  
    http://www.plattsburgh.edu/academics/geography/careers/planning.php
    
    Extractions: Skip to Navigation Skip to Content Home Directory ... Help Search Our Site You Are Here: Plattsburgh State Academics Geography Geography Careers Geographers often work as planners to ensure that communities develop in an orderly way, along with the services necessary to support them. Planners must be able to develop building plans for subdivisions and housing projects. They need to understand all the factors that affect the value of land and real estate. Planning is a rapidly expanding field, and geographers are filling a great many jobs. Planning courses teach students how to prepare master plans that will benefit neighborhoods, communities, cities, and regions. Support courses include material on the geography of population, transportation, social services, utilities, and solid-waste-disposal systems. Other topics include resource planning, land-use planning, and the delivery of municipal services (which involves the planning of police patrol routes, the location of firehouses and emergency medical services, and ways of making school bus routes shorter and more efficient). Urban and community planners work to make cities pleasant and attractive places in which to live and work, taking into account zoning, traffic patterns, building density, recreational facilities, and the management of waste materials and water. They try to organize streets and the flow of traffic to avoid congestion. They try to plan for recreation so that everyone will have access to parks and open spaces. Planners work closely with builders to make sure that cities develop within the limits of the master plan. They need lots of geographical information to do all this.Most planners have bachelor's or higher degrees, and some have to pass a national exam. Urban and regional planning programs are available at some universities. Often, students take courses in public administration or public finance, as well as geography.

90. QUT BEE Urban And Regional Planning
    Undergraduate and Postgraduate Degrees available in Planning.  
    http://www.bee.qut.edu.au/urbdev/disciplines/planning.jsp

91. Urban And Regional Planning Technician - Geographic Information Systems
    Urban Regional Planning Technician GIS is a two-year diploma program that provides specialized training in the following areas  
    http://www.mohawkcollege.ca/calendar/GIS.html
    
    Extractions: Printer-friendly Related Quicklinks Apply Online (OCAS) General Information Academic Dates Advanced Standing Mature Applicants Aboriginal Programs Co-op Opportunities Graduate Employment Degree Opportunities General Education Social Sciences ESL for Post-sec Students Language Studies Communication Centre Math Department Math Learning Centre Key Performance Indicators Ontario College Diploma (406) Start date: September Highlights Learn land use planning principles, planning law, process and documentation necessary to create active and sustainable communities Acquire CAD, plan reading, graphics and visualization skills needed to create plans for today’s modern infrastructure Develop surveying skills and geographic information systems (GIS) applications Explore subdivision development and design, site planning and detailed design, understand official plans and zoning by-laws

92. Buffalo State College - Academics - Undergraduate Majors And Minors - Urban And
    urban and regional planning Concentration Electives (18 credits) All College Electives UrbanRegional Planning Concentration 18–36 credits  
    http://www.buffalostate.edu/undergradprog.xml?bpid=113

93. Urban And Regional Studies| UW-Green Bay Undergraduate Catalog 2005-2006
    Urban and regional studies develops individuals who want to make a difference in environmental design, ethnic studies, and urban and regional planning.  
    http://www.uwgb.edu/catalog/UNDRGRAD/URE.HTM
    
    Extractions: search uwgb.edu departments catalogs UW-Green Bay at a Glance ... Admission s Financial Aid Campus Maps Academic Calendar ... For more information Programs of Study... Accounting American Indian Studies Anthropology Architecture Art Biology Business Administration Chemistry Communication Computer Science Corporate Communication Dietetics Dentistry Earth Science Economics Education English Engineering Environmental Science French Geography German History Human Biology Human Development Humanistic Studies Individual Major Information Sciences Interdisciplinary Studies Mathematics Medicine Music Nursing Optometry Philosophy Physical Thearpy Physics Political Science Psychology Public Administration Social Change/Development Social Work Sociology Spanish Theatre Urban Regional Studies Women's Studies Major Requirements... Accounting Art Biology Business Administration Chemistry Communication Computer Science Earth Science Economics Education English Engineering Environmental Science French German History Human Biology Human Development Humanistic Studies Individual Major Interdisciplinary Studies Mathematics Music Nursing Philosophy Political Science Psychology Public Administration Social Change/Development Social Work Spanish Theatre Urban Regional Studies

94. EUROPA - Education And Training - Erasmus Mundus : Selected Projects - Architect
    Selected projects Architecture, urban and regional planning. No selected courses under this title. Alternative Navigation  
    http://europa.eu.int/comm/education/programmes/mundus/projects/archi_en.html

95. Lincoln Institute Of Land Policy: Urban And Regional Planning
    Researchers Lewis D. Hopkins, Department of Urban Regional Planning University of Illinois, UrbanaChampaign Gerrit Knaap, National Center for Smart  
    http://www.lincolninst.edu/topics/urban_regional.asp
    
    Extractions: Please Select One - Economic Analysis of the Property Tax - Infrastructure - Land and Property Rights - Land and Real Estate Markets - Land Conservation - Land Monitoring - Land Use Dispute Resolution - Latin America and The Caribbean - Legal Issues in Taxation of Land and Buildings - Other International - Policy Issues in the Property Tax - Property Tax Administration - Property Tax Base - Spatial Segregation - The University and the City - Urban and Regional Planning - Urban Upgrading and Regularization - Vacant Land and Reuse of Urban Land - Valuation of Land and Buildings - Value Capture The planning of cities and regions is a major enterprise throughout the world, pursued by members of a professional discipline along with thousands of volunteers engaged in the planning process. The Lincoln Institute supports this important work through programs that serve planning professionals, citizen planners, landowners, and developers. In addition to its research and publications, the Institute offers courses on the fundamentals of planning, on advanced planning skills and techniques, and, by invitation, special programs for selected groups of planning officials. Professional development courses in planning currently being offered by the Institute include: "Visualizing Density," "Redesigning the Edgeless City," and "Web-based Planning," among many others.

96. Centre For Urban And Regional Studies
    Geography with urban and regional planning – LK74, the first degree of its kind in a urban and regional planning with Public Policy, Government and  
    http://www.curs.bham.ac.uk/students/undergraduate/
    
    Extractions: Undergraduate Degree Programmes at CURS CURS offers three joint honours combinations. These are designed for students who are interested in the contemporary issues facing society, who feel they might wish to enter one of the many professions/careers which address these problems, but are not yet clear which is the most suitable for them. Geography with Urban and Regional Planning (LK74) Urban and Regional Planning with Social Policy (KLK4) Our aim is to provide an academically stimulating degree, which gives our students a set of skills which are applicable across a wide range of jobs and provides the scope to specialise in particular policy areas and career avenues in the later stages of the course. Our graduates are successful in the job market and enter a wide range of careers, e.g. town and country planning, work in the public and voluntary sectors, housing, leisure, tourism, economic development, countryside planning, conservation, planning in developing countries, consultancy in planning and property development, estates management, accountancy, retailing, teaching and graduate trainee management.

97. Australian Policy Online
    Population, multiculturalism and ethnicity Rural and regional Science and technology Social policy urban and regional planning and transport  
    http://www.apo.org.au/urban.shtml

98. ITC – Department Of Urban And Regional Planning And Geo-information Management
    PGM focuses on spatial planning and decisionmaking concepts and methods, incl. Geo-Spatial Data Infrastructure (GSDI) and land administration.  
    http://www.itc.nl/about_itc/organisation/science_departments/pgm.asp
    
    Extractions: International Institute for Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation Home Search Sitemap Contact us About ITC About ITC Research Education Project Services ... Strategic Plan Organisation Overview Organogram RC EA ... MPS Management Supervisory Board Scientific Council Directorate Employees Council Scient. depts EOS GIP PGM NRS ... Route to ITC The Department of Urban and Regional Planning and Geo-information Management (PGM) deals with a closely linked set of interests fields. PGM holds part of the expertise and competence in: Urban Planning : The whole management cycle (planning/decision making - implementation - operational management and maintenance) of urban development (human activities, spatial form, land use, buildings, infrastructures, services, governance arrangements).

99. National Capital Region - Urban And Regional Planning
    Since its inception in 2003, the urban and regional planning program in the National Capital Region has grown from nine students to nearly 90,  
    http://www.ncr.vt.edu/graduate programs/graduateprogrampage.2004-12-07.713669605
    
    Extractions: @import url(http://www.ncr.vt.edu/ploneColumns.css); @import url(http://www.ncr.vt.edu/plone.css); @import url(http://www.ncr.vt.edu/ploneCustom.css); Skip to content Contact Us NCR Home Region Administration Research Graduate Programs Admissions/Registrations University Libraries Contact Us Locations Virginia Tech - Blacksburg Since its inception in 2003, the Urban and Regional Planning program in the National Capital Region has grown from nine students to nearly 90, from five courses to a full suite, and from two faculty members to six including professors in practice. Two years ahead of schedule, we also launched a doctoral program. These are exciting times to build a new planning program, especially in the National Capital Region, the nation’s fourth largest metropolitan area and fastest growing among those of more than five million people. Contact Information Urban and Regional Planning

100. Welcome
     Graduate Program in urban and regional planning. University of Iowa Home Page. The urban and regional planning site has moved to http//www.uiowa.edu/~urp  
     http://planning.urban.uiowa.edu/urban/

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