For those who deal with planning, design and approval facets of the development industry in Alberta, the challenge is not only keeping up with the latest information, but understanding the issues in this multidisciplinary, dynamic field. The key is to understand the planning environment, including legislation, policy and technical issues. Identify potential problems early and develop solutions to prevent or minimize the impact of these problem areas. ALUP blends theory and practice to help you develop the skills and understanding you need to succeed. The Applied Land Use Planning Certificate program involves the completion of a minimum of 307 hours of university level instruction in the theory, tools, techniques, and policies of sound land use planning.
Instruction is provided through lectures and self-study.
Or If your previous education or experience does not meet the admission requirements, or is difficult to assess, you can still apply and be conditionally admitted. Call for details. Applicants must include a letter of support, for their participation in the Applied Land Use Planning certificate program, from their employer with their application form. An official transcript of highest level of studies previously completed should accompany the application, or be sent directly from the issuing institution to the Faculty. Use Planning Making land use decisions is one of the most controversial and difficult areas of municipal responsibility.