University of Toronto, Masters of Science in Planning - Transportation Planning and Infrastructure, 2 Year(s)

We believe at the heart of planning lies a commitment to humane city-regions, healthy environments and social well-being for everyone, we strive to foster places that are liveable, equitable, and sustainable.

Located within a large Geography Department, our approach to planning is interdisciplinary, critical and engaged, where students can pursue their interests in planning theory and history, political economy and public finance, policy analysis, urban design, environmental studies, and international development.

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.

While the purpose of the Core Curriculum is to provide students with the kinds of knowledge considered essential to the education of a planner (history, theory, criticism, methods, skills), the six areas of Concentration in Planning offer everyone the opportunity for more in-depth study related to their future work.

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We believe at the heart of planning lies a commitment to humane city-regions, healthy environments and social well-being for everyone, we strive to foster places that are liveable, equitable, and sustainable.

Located within a large Geography Department, our approach to planning is interdisciplinary, critical and engaged, where students can pursue their interests in planning theory and history, political economy and public finance, policy analysis, urban design, environmental studies, and international development.

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.

While the purpose of the Core Curriculum is to provide students with the kinds of knowledge considered essential to the education of a planner (history, theory, criticism, methods, skills), the six areas of Concentration in Planning offer everyone the opportunity for more in-depth study related to their future work.

Transportation and infrastructure are two very important aspects of the planned environment.

They are central to the development of healthy sustainable urban places, and also have important implications for the social and physical environments of places outside of the ecumene.

This concentration within the MScPl program focusses on developing the capacity in students to understand the dynamic relationship between social, economic and environmental sustainability and the planning, implementation and maintenance of transportation and other forms of physical infrastructure.

For more information on this course, you can get in touch with our admission counselors for a detailed discussion and understanding of the requirements. Just share your details and we will reach out to you for a FREE session.