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MET UA 757: Capstone 2
Prerequisites: MET UA 756 or consent of instructor. For MS in City Planning degree candidates only. Gain experience in the technical side of planning, with an awareness of the normative and value- laden aspects of the planning profession in part two of the planning studio capstone. Integral components of the second semester of the Capstone experience include formulating guiding principles for design and intervention, conducting stakeholder engagement efforts, formulating Vision Plan recommendations and projects, and preparing a final vision plan. -
MET UA 801: Graduate Directed Study in Urban Affairs and Planning
Limited to a maximum of 8 credits toward the degree requirements. Approval by program director required prior to registration. Study of urban and public affairs and planning individually arranged between student and instructor to provide training opportunities not available elsewhere. -
MET UA 804: Supervised Fieldwork
Limited to a maximum of four credits toward the degree requirements. Approval by program director required prior to registration. Students spend a minimum of 5 hours per week working with public agencies, community groups, or private organizations, during the semester.
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