Learn to design sustainable, equitable cities and regions that address housing, transportation, and environmental challenges.
Duration:
2-Year
Format:
Full-time
This program will prepare students from diverse disciplines to address complex topics that span food cultures and histories, nutrition and public health, food policy and food justice, urban planning, and agrifood systems and the environment.
Students interested in gaining a deeper understanding of topics at the intersection of urban design, transportation, and mobility can pursue the Luskin Urban Design and Mobility Certificate. To complete this certificate, students need to take 5.5 courses (22 units) in DD and 5 courses (20 units) in TPP, as follows.
View more information on the Urban Design and Mobility Certificate.
This program aims to provide a mechanism for graduate students at UCLA to pursue their interests in sustainability and collaborate with students from different fields.
This program addresses the need of UCLA graduate students for more specialized training in undergraduate teaching and professional development. The certificate provides opportunities for graduate students in all fields of study to enhance their teaching abilities, their theoretical knowledge of language and composition pedagogies, and their job market potential.
Students interested in gaining a deeper understanding of topics at the intersection of urban design, transportation, and mobility can pursue the Luskin Urban Design and Mobility Certificate. To complete this certificate, students need to take 5.5 courses (22 units) in DD and 5 courses (20 units) in TPP, as follows.
View more information on the Urban Design and Mobility Certificate.
Los Angeles and UCLA are enormously rich intellectual environments, and the Department of Urban Planning encourages faculty and students from other universities to take advantage of these resources with a visiting appointment at UCLA.
In encouraging visitors to our program we seek to foster a diverse intellectual environment of interaction among students and scholars of cities and planning from a wide variety of disciplinary and geographic backgrounds.
As UCLA operates on the academic quarter system, visitors may be in residence in the Department of Urban Planning for a minimum of one, but no more than four quarters. Most teaching and student activity occurs during the fall, winter, and spring quarters; the summers are quieter and devoted mostly to research.
Empowers stakeholders with data to make informed decisions for children, families, and communities.
Evaluates the quality of political governance and democracy worldwide.
Specializes in spatial analysis of socioeconomic disparities in neighborhoods.
Explores the societal and policy implications of an aging population.
Empowers stakeholders with data to make informed decisions for children, families, and communities.
Evaluates the quality of political governance and democracy worldwide.
Specializes in spatial analysis of socioeconomic disparities in neighborhoods.
Explores the societal and policy implications of an aging population.
Advances research, education, and meaningful civic engagement on transportation issues.
Advances scholarship that confronts threats to democracy in America and around the world.
Connects urban planning and policy networks across the Americas.
Addresses policy challenges facing Latinos and communities of color.
Advances research, education, and meaningful civic engagement on transportation issues.
Advances scholarship that confronts threats to democracy in America and around the world.
Connects urban planning and policy networks across the Americas.
Addresses policy challenges facing Latinos and communities of color.
Studying housing affordability and transportation equity in the L.A. region.
Collaborates with schools to improve educational outcomes for L.A. students.
Informing effective and equitable environmental policy that improves lives.
The flagship project for voting rights litigation and policy research.
Studying housing affordability and transportation equity in the L.A. region.
Collaborates with schools to improve educational outcomes for L.A. students.
Informing effective and equitable environmental policy that improves lives.
The flagship project for voting rights litigation and policy research.
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