Master of Philosophy in Urban and Regional Planning (Research)

The Master of Philosophy in Urban and Regional Planning (Research) is considered one of the advanced research specializations that focus on studying the planning and development of cities and regions in a sustainable and balanced manner. The program emphasizes conducting scientific research in the fields of urban planning, regional development, land use, urban transportation, housing, city management, and urban policies, while employing modern technologies such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and spatial data analysis. It also aims to prepare researchers and specialists capable of developing innovative solutions to urban and regional challenges, contributing to improving quality of life and achieving sustainable development. The specialization focuses on: - Urban and regional planning. - Land use planning. - Urban development and sustainable development. - Transportation and infrastructure planning. - Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and spatial analysis. - Urban policies and city management. - Scientific research methods and approaches in planning.

6 in IELTS

1. Copy of the passport (first page). 2. Copy of the bachelor's degree certificate with transcript. 3. Two academic recommendation letters. 4. Personal photo (white background). 5. Curriculum Vitae (CV). 6. IELTS certificate (if available). If you have graduated more than 5 years ago, it is required to attach a work experience certificate of no less than two years in the same field. Note! Please have the requirements translated into English by an accredited translation center, and submit the requirements in PDF format.

Researcher in urban and regional planning. Urban or regional planner. Urban planning consultant. City and community development specialist. Geospatial data (GIS) analyst. Urban development policy advisor. Planning and development project manager. Sustainable development expert. Work in ministries, municipalities, planning authorities, consulting firms, and research centers. Lecturer or academic in urban and regional planning.