Cities, Regions, Planning
York University · ON · rJ6eq2TaO
Cities, Regions, Planning at York University lists 51 subjects. Subjects include Planning Suburbs, Co-op Professional Development and EUC Co-op Work Term. The topics that come up most are urban geography, urban planning and urban studies (17, 15 and 15 subjects).
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York University
What you'll study in Cities, Regions, Planning
Example subjects: Planning Suburbs, Co-op Professional Development, EUC Co-op Work Term, EUC Co-op Work Term, Critical Reflection on Work Experience Using Professional Portfolios, Introduction to Environmental Documentaries, The land we're on: Treaties, Art and Environment, Cities,Regions and Planning in a Globalizing World, Foundations of Urban Political Ecology, Qualitative Methods, Race/Racism and Environmental Justice, Urban and Regional Infrastructures: A Critical Introduction.
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What will I study in Cities, Regions, Planning?
Cities, Regions, Planning covers areas like urban-geography, urban-planning, urban-studies, urban-design, human-geography, earth-sciences, geography, environmental-economics.
Who offers Cities, Regions, Planning?
Cities, Regions, Planning is offered by York University, ON.
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