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2 Development Planning BA Degree Programs
William Paterson University
Bachelor of Arts in Urban Science and Society - Policy, Planning and Development
- Wayne, USA
BA
On-Campus
English
The Urban Studies minor is an interdisciplinary program that focuses on the exploration of cities and urban processes through a variety of disciplinary perspectives. The program prepares students to better understand, and be able to effectively address as professionals and citizens, the complex challenges presented by urban growth and development and the rapid pace of change in 21st century cities. The minor can be combined with many majors at William Paterson University such as political science, sociology, anthropology, history, business, communication, and environmental science. A minor in urban studies provides an excellent foundation for students interested in pursuing careers in community development, law, public policy and administration, education, law enforcement, community organizing, transportation, housing and commercial development, real estate, political service, social work, journalism, and research.
Pan Africa Christian University
Bachelor of Arts in Community Development
- Nairobi, Kenya
BA
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Community Development program is founded on the belief that transformation of human life is a divine mandate that has to be undertaken if human dignity is to be restored.
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A Development Planning degree at the Bachelor’s level offers a vibrant exploration of how communities grow and change. This field focuses on understanding the cultural, economic, and environmental factors that shape urban and rural areas, preparing you for impactful planning careers.
Through courses in land use policy, community engagement, and social equity, you'll discover the skills necessary for effective development. Students build confidence as they engage with complex societal issues, developing competencies in analyzing data, crafting project proposals, and utilizing planning software to visualize urban design.
Graduates typically pursue careers in urban planning, public policy, and non-profit organizations, where they can implement community development projects and advocate for sustainable practices. The degree fosters critical thinking and collaboration, making you an effective advocate for positive change in society. You'll gain practical experience through team-based projects and internships, equipping you with the tools to make a difference in various environments.