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College of Architecture and Planning University of Colorado Denver

College of Architecture & Planning
 

Master of Urban Design Curriculum Overview


Curriculum

The post-professional MUD is a 36-credit, calendar-year program. Many students partner the MUD with the MArch, MLA or MURP degree programs, which can reduce required MUD coursework by up to twelve (12) credits.

All internships are taken with professional firms in the region, including AECOM, Civitas, Design Workshop, Norris Design, RNL Design, OZ Architecture, studioINSITE, and Tryba Architects. Electives can be taken in any program in the University of Colorado system. College units including the Colorado Center for Community Development (CCCD) frequently hire MUD students as research assistants (RAs) and the Departments of Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Planning and Design often hire teaching assistants (TAs) from our incoming MUD students.

Typical Course Sequence 

Fall Semester (15 credit hours)

Detailed Course Descriptions can be found here.

Course Number Course Title Credits
URBN 6610 Urban Design Studio I
6
URBN 6633 Urban Form Theory 3
URBN 6644 Sustainable Urban  Design 3
Elective Elective 3

Spring Semester (15 credit hours)

Course Number Course Title Credits
URBN 6611 Urban Design Studio II 6
URBN 6641
Design Process/Practice
3
URBN 6642
Design Policy/Regulation
3
URBN 6840 or 6930  orElective Urban Design Independent Study or Internship  orElective
3

Summer Term (6 credit hours)

Course Number Course Title Credits
URBN 6612 International Studio + Global Design Practice ​6

 

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