21秋-新加坡国立大学-城市规划（2年）-新东方前途出国

INTRODUCTION

Urbanization in Asia is proceeding at a pace and scale that is unprecedented in history. Climate change, the pervasiveness of info-communications technology, geopolitical instability and increasing socio-economic inequality impinge on the ways cities are planned, built and lived. In the wake of these challenges, the profession of urban planning is constantly reinventing itself by critically examining existing methodologies and incorporating new ones. The Master of Urban Planning (MUP) programme taps into the experience of Singapore and cities in Asia as laboratories of planning ideas and methods, experimenting with high density living, ecological sensitivity, data science and social policies to ensure equity through development. It equips graduates with all the necessary skills and knowledge to act as urban planning professionals and policy-makers in a rapidly urbanizing world.

The programme is a two-year, full-time, multidisciplinary programme. It is a joint initiative of the Department of Architecture and the Department of Real Estate, with additional contributions from the Departments of Geography and Sociology, and the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy. The curriculum is anchored by a set of core electives and planning studios. Students are also able to choose from a broad selection of electives from other departments in NUS, and participate in overseas fieldtrips, internship attachments and exchange programmes.

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CURRICULUM AND COURSE STRUCTURE

The programme can be completed in two years (four semesters) on a full-time basis. Each semester, students should acquire 20 modular credits (MC) through a combination of essential and elective modules.

To qualify for the Master of Urban Planning degree, a candidate must successfully complete at least 80 MCs. These can be attained via a combination of 4 essential studio modules (28 MC), 6 essential non-studio modules (24 MC) and 7 elective modules (28 MC).

MUP YEAR 1

MUP YEAR 2