PUB-7004 - Urban and Regional Planning

Semester Credits: 3 Weeks: 8

Prerequisites: Fundamental requirement in General Management

This is a course in urban planning with an integrated overview of the theory, processes, and practices of modern strategic planning in the public and nonprofit sectors. Students will explore contemporary strategies, techniques, and tactics with a focus on the application of theory and public orientation of policy formulation process at the local level of government. This course is designed to provide a conceptual framework and practical skills that will help students understand the role of public officials and the impact of public opinion within the broader scope of institutional planning and decision-making.