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2 Regional Planning Degree Programs in South Africa
University of Pretoria - Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment and Information Technology
Master of Town and Regional Planning [MTRP]
- Pretoria, South Africa
Master degree
Full time
1 year
On-Campus
English
The research of the Department of Town and Regional Planning, at UP, focuses on spatial transformation in the Global South with a critical focus on cross-cutting themes such as decoloniality, resilience, and trans-disciplinarity which include:
University of Pretoria - Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment and Information Technology
Master of Town and Regional Planning [MTRP] (Coursework)
- Pretoria, South Africa
Master degree
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
The Master’s degree in Town and Regional Planning by coursework is a minimum two-year programme with the aim of (1) deepening qualified learners’ knowledge in specialised aspects of town and regional planning and related fields through prescribed coursework, and (2) providing learners with the competencies to plan, execute and write up scientific research in the field of urban and regional planning
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Regional Planning degree programs in South Africa offer an engaging way to understand and shape communities, focusing on sustainable development and effective land use. This field combines environmental studies with social sciences, making it essential for addressing urban and rural challenges alike.
Through courses in urban design, environmental impact assessment, and geographic information systems, learners develop the skills necessary for creating efficient and inclusive spaces. Students build confidence as they engage with diverse local communities and explore innovative solutions tailored to specific regional needs. A focus on collaborative projects enables students to strengthen their ability to work with others in the planning field.
Common career paths for graduates include roles in government agencies, non-profit organizations, and private consulting firms. The South African context provides a unique perspective on regional development, as graduates gain skills that apply not just locally but also in international settings. Emphasizing practical instruction, this educational approach helps students connect theory with real-world challenges in planning and development.