Community and Regional Planning Minor

The Community and Regional Planning Minor, consisting of 18 semester hours, will complement programs in the social sciences, the sciences, and certain professional degree programs.

Community and Regional Planning Minor Requirements

The planning minor requires 18 s.h. of credit as follows:

  1. Core – 3 s.h.
    • PLAN 1900 – Sustainable Cities or
      PLAN 2030 – Global Cities
  2. Electives – 15 s.h.
    Choose courses from the following.

    • PLAN 2410 – Fundamentals of GIS
    • PLAN 3018 – Planning Internship *
    • PLAN 3020 – Environmental Planning
    • PLAN 3021 – Introduction to Planning Techniques
    • PLAN 3022 – History and Theory of Planning
    • PLAN 3028 – Planning Internship *
    • PLAN 3030 – Urban and Regional Planning
    • PLAN 3031 – Quantitative Analysis in Planning
    • PLAN 3032 – Planning Legislation and Administration
    • PLAN 3038 – Planning Internship *
    • PLAN 3041 – Computer Applications in Planning
    • PLAN 3430 – Geographic Information Systems I
    • PLAN 4003 – Urban Form and Design
    • PLAN 4015 – Emergency Management Planning
    • PLAN 4025 – Housing and Neighborhood Planning
    • PLAN 4040 – Community Facilities Planning
    • PLAN 4045 – Environmental Resources Planning and Management
    • PLAN 4046 – Planning and Design Studio
    • PLAN 4050 – World Architecture and Urbanism
    • PLAN 4055 – Coastal Area Planning and Management
    • PLAN 4065 – Land Use Planning
    • PLAN 4075 – Transportation Planning
    • PLAN 4121 – Problems in Planning
    • PLAN 4131 – Problems in Planning
    • PLAN 4250 – Environmental Impact Analysis
    • PLAN 4270 – Water Resources Management and Planning
    • PLAN 4305 – Ecological Landscape Planning
    • PLAN 4430 – Geographic Information Systems II
    • PLAN 5985 – Historic Preservation Planning

Note: May count a maximum of 3 s.h. of internship toward the planning minor.