Architecture
A course by
University of Auckland
New Zealand’s only undergraduate degree in Urban Planning, covering the structure, policy, design, and sustainability of towns, cities, and public spaces. Graduates are eligible to apply for New Zealand Planning Institute membership.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
City, Auckland
It will take a total of 4 years

Gain comprehensive knowledge of how towns, cities, and public spaces are structured and governed, including economic, environmental, social, and cultural dimensions.

Apply creative and analytical skills to address real-world urban problems through studio-based learning and practical projects.

The Bachelor of Urban Planning (Honours) at the University of Auckland prepares students to shape urban environments by addressing economic, environmental, social, and cultural issues. Over four years, students explore city structure, planning law, sustainable development, urban design, and real-world planning projects through studio courses. The programme includes a research dissertation and opportunities to collaborate with industry professionals in New Zealand’s largest urban environment.
What you need to know first

Urban Planning
Architecture
Government
Community Development

Roles in central, regional, and local government
Positions in community groups and NGOs
Architecture
A course by
University of Auckland
New Zealand’s only undergraduate degree in Urban Planning, covering the structure, policy, design, and sustainability of towns, cities, and public spaces. Graduates are eligible to apply for New Zealand Planning Institute membership.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
City, Auckland
It will take a total of 4 years

Gain comprehensive knowledge of how towns, cities, and public spaces are structured and governed, including economic, environmental, social, and cultural dimensions.

Apply creative and analytical skills to address real-world urban problems through studio-based learning and practical projects.

The Bachelor of Urban Planning (Honours) at the University of Auckland prepares students to shape urban environments by addressing economic, environmental, social, and cultural issues. Over four years, students explore city structure, planning law, sustainable development, urban design, and real-world planning projects through studio courses. The programme includes a research dissertation and opportunities to collaborate with industry professionals in New Zealand’s largest urban environment.
What you need to know first

Urban Planning
Architecture
Government
Community Development

Roles in central, regional, and local government
Positions in community groups and NGOs
Understand and implement policy and legal frameworks that dictate urban outcomes, including planning law, resource consent, and evaluation.
University Entrance (UE) or equivalent
Academic English Language Requirement
Urban planning consultancies/private practice
Urban design
Specialist positions in transport, consents, and environmental planning
Understand and implement policy and legal frameworks that dictate urban outcomes, including planning law, resource consent, and evaluation.
University Entrance (UE) or equivalent
Academic English Language Requirement
Urban planning consultancies/private practice
Urban design
Specialist positions in transport, consents, and environmental planning