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      Course Programs in Urban Development

      Individual courses are classes offered by higher institutions of learning and provide a way to study a topic in depth, either as part of a degree program or entirely independent of one. Courses can vary greatly in duration and prerequisites, but many require only a high school education to enroll.

      What are courses in urban development? These are courses that focus on the key aspects of the field, including urban design and how city planners must consider socioeconomic and environmental factors in their decision-making. Individual courses can feature land management, sustainability, theory, the development of housing projects in developing countries, the history of urban development, and more.

      Students in urban development typically develop several key skills, including best practices for land use, adaptation, and societal improvement. By learning the positive and negative impacts of urbanization as well as the ways planning tools contribute to city improvement, students are often well positioned to use their adaptability to create change in their regions and across the world.

      The cost of a single course in urban development varies widely based on location, duration of course, and type of institution offering it. Students may find that month-long courses require fewer materials and tuition than yearlong courses.

      Individuals who gain expertise in urban development may have several career options available to them after completing courses. As city planners can be important to local and regional governments, a graduate may find a valuable career as a sustainability consultant or public policy advisor. Other career possibilities include landscape architect, civil service administrator, land or building surveyor, and city planner.

      Urban development is a worldwide field. For this reason, students may be able to find courses in many different regions and choose places of interest to them. Students wishing to stay close to home should check for online options. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.