In addition to the specific requirements listed below, see the Master's Degrees and Doctoral Degrees sections of the Graduate Student Handbook . The Graduate Record Examination test scores are required of all native speakers of English. Although students are admitted for all terms, the majority of student admissions are made for the fall term. Part-time students complete their credits over a longer time period. Students should have at least one undergraduate course in both statistics and economics, or elect those graduate level courses while enrolled, with a grade of B or better.
Students take an average of six required courses and elect one of seven concentrations.
It equips students with a broad range of skills and particular expertise related to the design and planning of the built environment. Graduates with a dual degree in Architecture and Urban Planning are able to work both in the private sector and with a wide range of public agencies and non-profit organizations. Students must register in the Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning and the Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies and indicate that application is being made to the dual program. A special notation should be made on the front of both applications. The dual degree program is for students who want to go into urban real estate development, management of urban operations, or urban economic revitalization in the United States and elsewhere in the world.