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What the University of Colorado Denver says about their program:
"The Master of Urban Design (MUD) is an advanced post-professional degree program for individuals who seek a career in urban design practice or for current planning and design professionals who want to enhance and expand their existing practice with urban design knowledge and expertise.
The MUD program consists of nine courses: one studio and three lecture courses in the fall, one studio and three lecture courses in the spring, and a summer travel studio. To earn the MUD degree, a student must complete all nine courses totaling 36 credits.
The MUD program is designed to be accomplished in a single calendar year (fall, spring, and summer semesters) as a full-time, immersive experience; however, students with qualifying circumstances or students admitted through a MUD Overlapping Dual Degree option may complete the program over a longer timeframe.
To be accepted into the MUD program, an individual must hold a master’s degree in architecture, urban planning, or landscape architecture, or an accredited professional bachelor's degree in architecture, urban planning, or landscape architecture unless they are a current CAP student."
Some graduate programs require standardized test scores (such as GRE or GMAT) for admission
up to $5,000 per year
Based on GPA & submission of application. Available to students admitted in fall and spring terms only, as long as funding is available. Application required. Applications reviewed monthly following the priority consideration date
Up to $10,000 per academic year
Financial Need and submission of application
From $1,000 to USD5000 per academic year
Completion of 1 to 5 levels of the ESL academy before admission to CU Denver
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