Urban Planning (MUP)
New York University · NY · URBAN-PLANNING-MUP
Urban Planning (MUP) is a degree at New York University, NY. It covers areas like urban planning, urban design, urban studies, architectural design, construction law, project management. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
New York University
What you'll study in Urban Planning (MUP)
Example subjects: Capstone: Advanced Quantitative Research Projects in Data and Policy I, Capstone: Advanced Quantitative Research Projects in Data and Policy II, Capstone: Advanced Projects in International Policy & Management I, Capstone: Advanced Projects in International Policy and Management II, Capstone: Advanced Projects in Urban Planning I, Capstone: Advanced Projects in Urban Planning II, Statistical Methods I, Microeconomics, Management and Leadership, Financial Management, Institutions, Governance, and International Development, Urban Planning Methods and Practice.
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What will I study in Urban Planning (MUP)?
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Who offers Urban Planning (MUP)?
Urban Planning (MUP) is offered by New York University, NY.
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