School of Architecture

 Master of Planning (M. Planning) in Urban Planning is a 2-year postgraduate program designed for students interested in shaping urban landscapes and promoting sustainable city development. The course focuses on urban infrastructure, land-use planning, housing, transportation systems, environmental sustainability, and urban governance. Students learn how to design and implement urban policies, manage urban growth, and address challenges such as population density, pollution, and climate change. The curriculum includes both theoretical lessons and practical projects, often incorporating field surveys, case studies, and internships with government bodies or private firms. Graduates of the M. Planning in Urban Planning can work in urban development, real estate, city planning agencies, research organizations, and NGOs, playing a key role in creating livable, functional, and sustainable urban environments.