Master of Spatial Planning

A. Key Knowledge
Program graduates will be able to plan, evaluate, and implement spatial planning projects.

Assessments
Student achievement of this learning outcome is assessed:

1. [Directly] by passing the comprehensive exam of each specific major.

2. [Indirectly] by senior surveys and by program review data and job placement rates.

B. Skills
Program graduates will be able to understand, interpret, explain, analyze, and assess various urban concepts and typologies.

Assessments
Student achievement of this learning outcome is assessed:

1. [Directly] by reviewing samples of student work (research papers and analysis projects).

2. [Indirectly] by employer surveys.

Program graduates will be able to undertake and investigate various research areas related to spatial planning.

Assessments
Student achievement of this learning outcome is assessed:

1. [Directly] by reviewing samples of student work (working and research papers).

2. [Indirectly] by employer surveys.

C. Values
Program graduates will be able to assess their own strengths and weaknesses and adjust future performance in light of their self-assessments.

Assessments
Student achievement of this learning outcome is assessed:

1. [Directly] by instructor evaluations.

2. [Indirectly] by student self-assessments and acceptance into leading Ph.D. programs.

• Bachelors’ Degree, with minimum merit of GOOD, in a relevant field.
• TOEFL or an equivalent English Proficiency Test with a minimum score of 500.
• Admission interview.
• Portfolio that demonstrates projects undertaken during study and practice.
• Short Research Statement.
• Three Letters of Reference.
• CV. illustrating the applicants’ qualifications and experiences.

First Year

First Semester

Second Semester

Second Year

First Semester

Second Semester