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SCARP's mission is to advance the transition to sustainability through excellence in integrated policy and planning research, professional education, and community service.
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Citiscope, a blog created to "spur innovations to help cities work better", has taken an interest in Habitat III to be...
Students
SCARP PhD student Jeremy Stone has been named a Public Scholar. The initiative from Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies...
Alumni
An article in the Georgia Straight sings the praises of SCARP Masters Grad Maureen Mendoza, co-founder of KAMP, (...
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A public lecture by SCARP Honorary Professor, Dr. John Friedmann. Co-sponsored by the Centre for Chinese Research at...
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Masters Programs
SCARP offers a professionally-oriented, accredited Master of Community and Regional Planning degree, as well as a research-oriented Master of Arts or Master of Science in Planning degrees.
PhD Program
SCARP's PhD Program provides students with a collegial and convivial environment in which to pursue interdisciplinary research at the intersection of planning theory and practice.
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UBC SCARP - MUSQUEAM INDIAN BAND PARTNERSHIP
In February 2012, Chief and Council of the Musqueam Indian Band endorsed a partnership between the Band and the School of Community & Regional Planning for the design and delivery of a new curriculum on Indigenous community planning. This agreement has been made possible by the UBC-Musqueam MOA and has been endorsed by the UBC-Musqueam Development Committee.