Urban Planning, MUP Joint Degrees
for the degree of Master of Urban Planning and any other approved Master's degree
Candidates may propose joint programs combining the M.U.P. with other UIUC master's degrees (for example, but not limited to, Agriculture and Applied Economics, Civil Engineering, Geography, Public Health, Recreation, Sports and Tourism, Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences, African Studies, Economics, Latin American Studies, and Library and Information Sciences).
Consult the department's M.U.P. Admissions web page for more information about the admissions process. For additional guidance, please contact the Director of the M.U.P. Program.
Graduate Degree Programs in Urban Planning
Sustainable Urban Management, MS
Urban Planning, MUP
Regional Planning, PhD
joint programs:
Urban Planning, MUP & Architecture, MARCH
Urban Planning, MUP & Law, JD
Urban Planning, MUP & Landscape Architecture, MLA
Urban Planning, MUP & Public Health, MPH
Urban Planning, MUP & any Illinois master's degree in related field
for the degree of Master of Urban Planning and any other approved Master's degree
Consult the department's M.U.P. Admissions web page for more information about the admissions process. For additional guidance, please contact the Director of the M.U.P. Program.
For joint programs, at least 40 hours must be in Urban Planning, including all core courses and capstone requirements. The two programs must total a minimum of (a) 80 hours, or (b) the sum of 40 Urban Planning hours plus the required number of hours for the second degree, whichever is greater. (In the latter case, the other program may at its discretion count up to 8 hours of Urban Planning courses as electives in meeting its degree requirements as long as students are required to take no fewer than 40 additional hours in that program.) The MUP capstone requirement may be waived for a thesis completed in another program provided faculty from both programs participate on the thesis committee. Students must be in residence in Urban Planning for at least two semesters.
for the degree of Master of Urban Planning and any other approved Master's degree
Master of Urban Planning
Director of MUP Program: Marc Doussard
Master of Urban Planning Program Website
Urban and Regional Planning
Department Head: Rolf Pendall
Director of the PhD Program: Lindsay Braun
Urban and Regional Planning Website
Urban and Regional Planning Faculty
111 Temple Buell Hall, 611 Taft Drive, Champaign, IL 61820
(217) 333-3890
Urban & Regional Planning email
College of Fine & Applied Arts
College of Fine & Applied Arts Website
Admissions
MUP Admissions Director: Andrew Greenlee
MUP Admissions & Requirements
Overview of Grad College Admissions & Requirements