Wayne State University

About Wayne State University

Wayne State's Master of Urban Planning is a professionally oriented degree that focuses on the preparation of planners who will be employed by governments, planning consultants, or community-based organizations. The degree is accredited by the Planning Accreditation Board. Students have the opportunity to specialize in Housing and Community Development, Urban Economic Development or Managing Metropolitan Growth.

Points of Distinction

The Master of Urban Planning program offers a legacy-cities--places that are impacted by the forces of de-industrialization, de-population, segregation and divisive public policy-- focused, Detroit community committed curriculum, scholarship, and service. The program places emphasis on one-on-one advising with professors. Student are required to complete a plan of work. Students work with their advisor, generally during their second semester of study, to complete the plan of work.

Degrees & Programs

Master's Degree
Degree Name	Master of Urban Planning
Degree accredited by the Planning Accreditation Board:	Yes
Minimum GPA	3.0
Minimum GRE	Not required
Minimum TOEFL	79 internet-based (iBT and iBT Home Edition) 550 paper-based (PBT)
Minimum IELTS	6.5 (overall band) *We do not accept IELTS Indicator
Year this program started	1959
In-state tuition per year	$13,890
Out-of-state tuition per year	$28,117
Application deadline	Rolling
Financial aid and scholarship deadline	Varies
Students in program	55
Full-time equivalent student:faculty ratio	5.10

Bachelor's Degree