Master of Science in Planning

The Planning Program at the University of Toronto is an internationally recognized, dynamic unit within the Department of Geography and Planning at the University of Toronto. As a community of scholars, practitioners, activists and students, the Program is engaged in research and teaching across the sub-fields of planning, and committed to fostering city-regions that are sustainable, accessible, beautiful and just. The Program offers a Ph.D. in Planning and a professionally accredited Masters of Science in Planning. The Planning Program offers a fully accredited Master’s degree to suit the needs of students intent on working as planners or pursuing doctoral studies in planning or related fields. The structure of this curriculum consists of a required set of Core Courses and a broad range of elective courses covering six areas of Concentration in Planning:

Economic Development Planning
Environmental Planning
Social Planning and Policy
Urban Design and Spatial Planning
Transportation Planning and Infrastructure

The Planning curriculum consists of 16 half-courses (8 credits, that is four half-courses per semester), which full time students complete within two academic years (four semesters) by taking four-half courses per semester, along with a Summer Internship between the two years.

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