This Master's track focuses on how cities can effectively address pressing challenges such as inequality, housing shortages, and climate change, while ensuring equitable and inclusive outcomes for all residents. It offers a unique blend of urban policy, politics, and governance with advanced insights from urban planning and management, preparing you to be a leader in shaping future cities. The program is a joint effort between the Department of Public Administration & Sociology and the Institute of Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS), combining academic expertise with practical application.
Graduates are prepared to address complex urban challenges and devise strategies for inclusive and sustainable cities. The program equips students for roles in urban development, policy advising, and consulting.
Specific academic requirements should be checked on the program's dedicated page.
Tuition and living cost information is not provided in the source material and should be sought from the university's official fee pages.