Cities
Cities—how they function, what they mean for people’s lives, and the systems and policy areas—fundamentally shape the urban environment. As a student, you will learn about broad sets of analytical, policy, and management skills to inform infrastructure, design, and thoughtful planning. While our urban planning program delves into core education about cities, we have also woven these topics into each of our programs in order for Wagner graduates to form a deep understanding of urban environments.
Foundational courses:
- URPL-GP 2608 - Urban Economics
- PADM-GP 2416 - Segregation and Public Policy
- URPL-GP 1605 - Land Use Law
- URPL-GP 2415 - Public Policy and Planning in New York
Urban and Economic Development:
Housing Policy:
The Future of New York
Professor Mitchell L. Moss explores technologies, demographic trends, and global forces that will influence New York City's future economic and physical development.
The Future of New York
Professor Mitchell L. Moss explores technologies, demographic trends, and global forces that will influence New York City's future economic and physical development.
More to Explore: Cities
Mitchell L. Moss
Adrian Untermyer
