Facts & Figures
| Founded | |
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| 1989 (as the Department of Urban & Regional Planning) |
| Degree Programs | |
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| Master of Urban & Regional Planning | |
| Bachelor of Urban & Regional Planning | |
| Bachelor of Urban Design |
| Faculty |
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| SURP has 7 distinguished faculty that specialize in areas as diverse as transportation systems, economic development, urban and community design, disaster planning and hazard assessment, globalization, metropolitan growth, urban mobility, environmental planning, sea-level rise vulnerability assessment, governance, and housing and community development. |
| Current Students by Degree: | |
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| MURP: | 40 |
| BURP: | 117 |
| BUD: | 74 |
| Current Students by Gender: | |
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| Male: | 56% |
| Female: | 44% |
| Degrees Produced in 2011-2012: | |
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| MURP: | 12 |
| BURP: | 51 |
| BUD: | N/A |
| Complete Degree Program Tuition Rates (as of 2012-2013): | ||
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| In-State | Out-of-State | |
| MURP (48 total credit hours): | $17,751 | $49,152 |
| AICP (Professional Planner Certification) Attainment of Alumni That Take the AICP Exam (in the last four years): | |
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| MURP graduates (within 3 yrs of graduation): | 62% |
| Alumni Employment in Planning-Related Field Within One Year of Graduation (estimate): | |
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| MURP: | 80% |
| Student Achievements: | |
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| For stories and information on exceptional SURP student achievements please visit this page. |