Our hats off to 2023's spring grads!
We congratulate them as they don their robes this June 1!
We acknowledge
UBC and the School of Community and Regional Planning are situated on the traditional ancestral and unceded territory of the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ speaking xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) people.
We recognize this acknowledgement is only the beginning of our due diligence, and that our commitment is shown in our actions rather than our affirmations.
More information:
The SCARP Student Life-Cycle
Future students
Approach planning in your vision. Attain the knowledge, skills, and applied experiences to be the facilitators and leaders of positive change. Build your network.
Students
As a SCARP student, you already have resources available to help you through your program and begin your journey as a planner.
Alumni
SCARP will continue to benefit you throughout your journey as a planner, with resources, networking, and a lot more. You have a network of peers, too. (photo credit: Mulugeta Ayene, for WLE-CGIAR)
More about us
Learning at SCARP
We teach courses and programs at the PhD, Masters, and Undergrad level
Our research and partners
Faculty and students alike contribute to the world through research insights and community partnerships
Who we are
What's planning? How is SCARP renowned for its unique approach? How did we get here?
Join our faculty or staff
As we grow and thrive, positions often open up at the faculty, staff, and student TA level
Get involved
Planning job board
Our students and alumni benefit from employers looking for entry-level planners
Student internships
We connect MCRP students with experienced professionals in their field of interest.
Planning Studio
We partner MCRP student teams with community, municipal, and private-sector organizations to identify problems and formally propose feasible solutions.
Mentorship Program
We match MCRP students with experienced planners, in mutually-beneficial mentoring and partnering relationships
