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Oct 15, 2024
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Undergraduate Catalog 2015-16 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Community and Regional Planning
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The B.S. in Community and Regional Planning program prepares students to be professional planners who have strong foundations in theory and practice of urban and regional planning with particular focus on small cities and their regional communities. Prospective students will complete 32 credits of core courses in planning theory, history, techniques, methods, ethics, law, and administration. In addition, they will complete 25 credits of required courses from cognate social science disciplines and statistics, to gain additional knowledge and skills relevant to planning. After that students will take 12 elective credits in one of the following areas: environmental analysis and resource management, local economic development, tourism development and planning, local government, and application of geographic techniques to planning. Students will also have the opportunity to gain pre-professional practical experience through internships. There will be no minor required for the program.
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Required Core Courses (32 credits)
Required From Outside Planning (25 credits)
And one of the following:
Note:
The major does not require a minor, but students may choose additional electives outside the above list with the help of the Undergraduate Advisor. |
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