MPA Public Administration/MURP Urban and Regional Planning
Course Overview
This dual-degree program combines the core principles of public administration with the technical expertise of urban planning to create leaders capable of tackling complex community challenges. Students earn both a Master of Public Administration (MPA) and a Master of Urban and Regional Planning (MURP) in an accelerated format, saving significant time and resources compared to pursuing each degree separately. The integrated curriculum prepares graduates for high-impact careers in public service, policy development, and sustainable city design.
Key Program Highlights
- Earn two distinct master's degrees in an accelerated, efficient program
- Integrated curriculum combining policy analysis with practical planning skills
- Prepares for leadership roles in government, non-profits, and development
- Significant time savings, requiring only 66 credit hours versus 87 separately
- Jointly offered by the School of Public Affairs and College of Architecture and Planning
Course Overview
This dual-degree program combines the core principles of public administration with the technical expertise of urban planning to create leaders capable of tackling complex community challenges. Students earn both a Master of Public Administration (MPA) and a Master of Urban and Regional Planning (MURP) in an accelerated format, saving significant time and resources compared to pursuing each degree separately. The integrated curriculum prepares graduates for high-impact careers in public service, policy development, and sustainable city design.
Key Program Highlights
- Earn two distinct master's degrees in an accelerated, efficient program
- Integrated curriculum combining policy analysis with practical planning skills
- Prepares for leadership roles in government, non-profits, and development
- Significant time savings, requiring only 66 credit hours versus 87 separately
- Jointly offered by the School of Public Affairs and College of Architecture and Planning
