The Micro-Course in Smart Urban Green Infrastructure online course provides different approaches to Carbon Smart Urban Green Infrastructure. During the course, you will reflect on Urban Mobility Challenges and grasp the context and bigger picture of Urban Mobility, the built environment, and green infrastructure.

Examines historical and contemporary issues involved in providing food to cities and metropolitan areas. Tracing the routes that food takes into the city and the major sources of food, the course looks closely at the accessibility of food, especially in poorer urban neighborhoods.

Over half the world's population now live in cities and, within a few decades, the population of urban areas will exceed the entire global population today. Ongoing urbanisation presents opportunities and challenges that are of interest to policy makers and researchers.

The Summer School course “EU Regional Policy - Reality Check and Perspective" offers a unique opportunity to learn and discuss structures, actors, processes, and challenges of regional and urban development and management in dialogue with international academic experts and practitioners.

The Enric Miralles Foundation is collaborating to host specialized courses in the process of integrated urban regeneration with the accreditation of the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC).

Advance your career—or transition to a career—in resilient urban planning and redevelopment with a world class education and credential from the MSU School of Planning, Design and Construction. Ideal for working professionals and current students. Courses are exclusively available online and on your schedule. Credits earned may be applied to requirements of Masters of Urban and Regional Planning. Current MSU undergraduates are eligible to apply for this certificate.

Co-sponsored by NJIT and Rutgers University-Newark, the mission of the Joint Ph.D. Program in Urban Systems is to prepare students for extensive research and careers in academia, industry, or government by providing preparation for pursuits in original research to deliver innovative solutions to the challenges cities face based on multidisciplinary approaches.

An SOS-certified course for those who want to acquire the necessary practical skills to becoming Green Buildings consultants in the fields of architecture and engineering.

Taught by experienced, dynamic faculty, the Urban Studies Program offers an intellectually rigorous foundation in the disciplines that focus on contemporary city life, urban culture, and urbanization, emphasizing equality, diversity, inclusion, environmental sustainability, and social justice.

Earning a Certificate in Urban Education provides a pathway to start or advance your career as an Urban Educator. Requiring just 19 credits, this program can be completed in one year. For experienced educators or those just getting started, this program can open new career opportunities. Advancing beyond traditional curriculums, these programs immerse you in the actual clinical setting from the start.

Land Economy is the study of the use, development and management of the environment, land and other natural resources. At its core, it has the disciplines of Law and Economics and their application to the environment, broadly defined.

The course explores the most recent and exciting work in the field of regional development. Both theoretical and empirical aspects will be covered, with a precise focus on regional policy that improves economic well-being in different regions.