The Urban School of Sciences Po (Paris) and UCLA Luskin Urban Planning offer a dual master’s degree program completed in two years. Students accepted into the program earn the Master of Urban and Regional Planning and the Master in Governing the Large Metropolis, spending one year in Los Angeles and one year in Paris. The Urban School of Sciences Po is renowned for its interdisciplinary social science approach to urbanism and metropolitan governance around the world. UCLA Luskin Urban Planning offers rigorous training in a wide array of areas of concentration, including community development, housing, transportation, urban design and development, regional and international development, and environmental analysis and policy.
Two World-Class Programs: Combines UCLA’s rigorous training with Sciences Po’s renowned comparative urban governance scholarship.
Global Perspective: Sciences Po brings expertise in comparative metropolitan governance, political economy, and the social transformation of cities.
Interdisciplinary Approach: Integrates social science approaches to urban change, climate crisis, urban policies, digital cities, and citizen participation.
Justice-Focused Practice: UCLA’s deep commitment to social, environmental, and racial justice complements Sciences Po’s comparative governance focus.
Students are registered for two full years at both universities and have access to the student services of both Sciences Po and UCLA. Students must validate their course work under the requirements of the university at which they are studying:
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