URBAN DESIGN MANAGEMENT

Urban Design Management course focuses on the principles and strategies for successful urban development projects, covering topics such as zoning regulations, community engagement, and sustainable design practices. Micro credential in Urban Design Management Program Overview This micro credential program offers a flexible and focused approach to acquiring specialized knowledge and skills in urban design management. It is designed to meet the needs of professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in this dynamic field. Curriculum Structure 1. Microcredential (3 Courses Core & Electives ) Urban Planning Fundamentals: Introduction to urban planning principles Zoning and land use regulations Urban growth management strategies Urban Design Principles: Elements of urban design Sustainable urban development Urban design case studies Urban Development Projects: Project management for urban development Feasibility studies and impact assessments Public-private partnerships 2. Postgraduate Certificate (Core & Electives 7 Courses) Urban Transportation Planning: Transportation modes and infrastructure Traffic management and congestion mitigation Transit-oriented development Urban Infrastructure Management: Water and sanitation systems Waste management and recycling Energy efficiency and sustainability Urban Resilience and Climate Change: Climate change impacts on urban areas Disaster risk reduction and emergency management Sustainable urban adaptation strategies Urban Governance and Policy: Urban governance frameworks Public participation and engagement Urban policy development and implementation 3. Postgraduate Diploma (Core & Electives 11 Courses) Advanced Urban Planning: Urban renewal and revitalization Smart cities and technology Urban design for equity and inclusion Urban Economics and Finance: Urban land economics Urban finance and investment Economic development strategies Urban Sustainability and Green Infrastructure: Green building and sustainable design Urban green spaces and parks Sustainable urban mobility Urban Design Research Methods: Qualitative and quantitative research methods Data analysis and visualization Case study research Program Costs Microcredential: 150 PER CREDIT Postgraduate Certificate: 150 PER CREDIT Postgraduate Diploma: 150 PER CREDIT Program Prospects Upon completion of the Microcredential in Urban Design Management, graduates will be equipped with the necessary skills to: Enhance their career prospects in urban planning, design, and development Contribute to sustainable and resilient urban environments Work on a variety of urban development projects, both public and private Pursue advanced studies in urban planning or related fields Additional Benefits: Flexible learning options (online or in-person) Experienced faculty with industry expertise Networking opportunities with fellow professionals Access to research resources and facilities