Auburn University to offer first city planning master’s degree
Auburn University will begin its first master’s degree program in city and regional planning in September under President Harry M. The interdisciplinary program draws from architecture business economics political science sociology geography and engineering to prepare planners for regional projects and federal programs. Peter Jarvis from the architecture department will join, bringing Yale city and regional planning credentials and state transportation experience.
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