Master of City Planning at University of Manitoba

The restructured Master of Science in Planning is a thesis-based research program of study, which is differentiated from SCARP's accredited, professionally oriented Master of Community and Regional Planning (MCRP) and is intended to provide learning opportunities for:

• practicing professionals who want to strengthen their research skills;
• those with undergraduate planning degrees from accredited programs;
• and students (with or without a master's degree) interested in eventually doing doctoral research;
• to undertake graduate-level study leading to a non-accredited, research-based master's degree.

The restructured Master of Science in Planning is a thesis-based research program of study, which is differentiated from SCARP's accredited, professionally oriented Master of Community and Regional Planning (MCRP) and is intended to provide learning opportunities for:

• practicing professionals who want to strengthen their research skills;
• those with undergraduate planning degrees from accredited programs;
• and students (with or without a master's degree) interested in eventually doing doctoral research;
• to undertake graduate-level study leading to a non-accredited, research-based master's degree.

Gain the knowledge and skills you need for a successful career at the leading edge of the building discipline, working towards the best products and processes in the industry. You'll develop the expertise needed to address challenges such as climate change, quality of life and the new economic reality.