Department of Urban Planning

About the Department

The UCLA Department of Urban Planning is at the intersection of unique academic, regional, geographic, and professional resources that creates a learning environment unlike any other. Los Angeles, one of the most culturally diverse and exciting urban settings in the world, serves as a unique laboratory for faculty and students to study and solve urban issues and problems. The world-class faculty in the department—nationally and internationally recognized scholars and leaders in community development, environmental planning, housing, land development, regional and international development, transportation, and urban design—prepare master’s and doctoral degree students to address the social, economic, and spatial relationships that shape society.

News

May 11, 2012
A UCLA urban planning professor who devises strategies to turn characterless, unappealing urban streets and sidewalks into inviting, pedestrian-...
April 30, 2012
The UCLA MURP Program has just been granted re-accreditation for seven years -- the maximum term possible -- in recognition of our "exemplary record...

SPOTLIGHT

Carter Rubin 2012-13 Bohnett Fellow...

Blogs

Urban Planning
August 24, 2011
 LA.StreetsBlog.org featured a conversation with Urban Planning Professor Donald...
Urban Planning
May 24, 2011
"It does sort of invite this corruption and is a disservice to other motorists" -...

Contact

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UCLA School of Public Affairs
3250 School of Public Affairs Building
Box 951656 (specify Department/Center name)
Los Angeles,
California
90095-1656
310-825-4025
310-825-8957

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