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| PLANNING
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Application Deadlines | Admissions
Requirements
Program Overview | Certificate
Requirements | Related
Program(s)
Contact Information
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Graduate Faculty |
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Spring |
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March 1
D — March 1 |
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D — September 1 |
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| Admissions Requirements |
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This
graduate certificate program accepts applications ONLY from
current degree-seeking graduate students at UHM.
To apply for admission, submit a completed Concurrent Graduate Certificate Application (download form) and application fee to the Graduate Admissions Office. Also contact the graduate certificate program for additional criteria and requirements. |
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| Program
Overview |
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The Department of Urban and Regional Planning (URP) at the
University of Hawai'i at Mānoa (UHM) offers a graduate certificate
program in planning studies. Current UHM graduate students
who are pursuing degrees in architecture, economics, engineering,
geography, political science, public health, social work,
and sociology are among those eligible to apply. Students
are encouraged to use the certificate program to increase
their competence in planning as it relates to their major
program of study.
For more information about the Department of Urban and Regional
Planning, see MURP and PhD in urban and
regional planning.
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| Certificate
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Students
enrolled in graduate certificate programs at UHM need to meet
certificate requirements set by the Graduate Division and
their certificate programs. For general Graduate Division
requirements, see Degree
Requirements < Graduate Certificate. Below are requirements
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This certificate program requires 15 credits.
Courses
To view a listing of courses offered, visit www.catalog.hawaii.edu/courses/departments/plan.htm.
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| Related Program(s) |
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civil and environmental engineering, conflict resolution, economics, geography, global health and population studies, political science, public administration, public health, public policy, resource
management, sociology
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