城市规划硕士

To gain entry into the Master of City Planning, you'll need a bachelor's degree with a credit average or above (Weighted Average Mark 65+).

If you have already completed an Australian planning degree that is accredited by the Planning Institute of Australia, this program is not designed for you. Instead, please consider the Master of Property and Development, the Master of Landscape Architecture or the Master of Environmental Management.

If you have an undergraduate degree in a cognate discipline, or you've partially completed a relevant postgraduate program, you can apply to have this study recognised via Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). If your prior study is recognised, credit for certain subjects will be counted towards the Master of City Planning.
City and urban planning are interdisciplinary in nature, which is why we recognise the benefits that students from diverse academic backgrounds bring to this program. If you've studied any of the following subject areas in your undergraduate degree, you may be eligible for RPL.

Built environment subject areas, including: architecture, landscape architecture, construction, property development and urban design.
Social, economic and environmental science subject areas, including: geography, urban studies and sociology, demography, economics, social policy and politics, communication studies, health studies, international development, environmental ecology, environmental management, environmental sustainability.
Law/Jurisprudence
Environmental and civil engineering subject areas, including surveying and spatial science degrees.
RPL for these study areas will be limited to 24 Units of Credit (UOC), which is normally the equivalent of 4 subjects.

IELTS-7.0 overall (min 6.0 in each subtest), TOEFL IBT- 94 overall (min. 25 in writing, 23 in reading, listening and speaking), TOEFL PBT- 589 overall (min. 5.0 in TWE)