This Community and Regional Planning: Introduction to City Planning stackable graduate certificate provides an overview of the theoretical foundations, specific skills, and practical experience that constitute the context of professional planning. 

Additional details

• Degree seekers
• Offered in person on the UT Austin campus

Related Degree

• Community and Regional Planning (MSCRP)
• Community and Regional Planning (PhD)

Graduate Handbook

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Total Hours Required: 9

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
CRP 380F.1	Planning History, Theory, and Ethics	3
CRP 381M.2	Qualitative and Participatory Methods	3
Hours chosen from:		3
CRP 382C.5	Garden City to New Community
CRP 382C.9	Social Life of Public Places
CRP 382C.11	The Future: Views in Planning
CRP 383.3	Environmental Impact Assessment
CRP 383.4	Disasters and Resilience: Planning and Response
CRP 383.7	Introduction to Urban Ecology
CRP 383.15	Brownfields
CRP 384.4	Land Use and Transportation Planning
CRP 384.9	Transportation Planning and Policy
CRP 384.10	Bicycle and Pedestrian Transit Planning
CRP 384.11	Megaregional Planning
CRP 385C.2	Urban Economic Development Policy
CRP 385C.3	Sustainable Urban Economic Development Planning
CRP 385C.4	Community Development
CRP 385C.6	International Sustainable Social Development
CRP 385C.7	Social, Spatial, and Environmental Justice
CRP 385C.15	Migratory Urbanism
CRP 386.5	Urban Geographic Information Systems
CRP 386.12	Financing Real Estate Projects: Non-Profit and For-Profit
CRP 387C.2	Water Resources Planning
CRP 387C.7	Race and the Built Environment
CRP 388.3	Affordable Housing Planning and Policy
CRP 388.5	Housing Practice and Public Policy in Latin America
CRP 392C.1	History of American City Building
CRP 392C.2	Preservation History and Theory
Total Hours		9