Urban and Regional Planning Graduate Admission Requirements in Canada
Prequisites and other requirements to become accepted to a Canadian university graduate and/or postgraduate degree program in Urban and Regional Planning.
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Admission to a graduate-level program in urban planning requires a previous degree in a related discipline (eg. design engineering, architecture, civil engineering) with a minimum B+ average (in some cases this must be an honors degree). Some schools also require some form of advanced experience in an urban planning environment (eg. co-op, directed studies, out-of-school employment, etc).
Admission to a PhD program can either be directly from an undergraduate degree (provided the academic requirements are met, and an aptitude for research has already been demonstrated), or after acquiring a relevant Master's-level degree.
As all graduate programs require a supervisor, most schools require this person to be approved prior to final admission.
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