Doctor of Philosophy in Urban and Regional Sciences
Program Overview
The mission of the Ph.D. program in Urban and Regional Sciences is to develop scholars of distinguishing excellence in landscape, urban and environmental planning. [more]
Curriculum
Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Sciences semester outline…[more]
Courses
Links to course listings available for the Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Sciences…[more]
Time to Degree
In 2001, the URSC program was reviewed by an external team.…[more]
Admissions Requirements
Requirements for admission to the program…[more]
Resources for Students
Information for students, about College Station, Texas, directory, career information, student organizations and related links…[more]
Program Brochure
Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Sciences program brochure in pdf
format:
Program Brochure
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Average Financial Support
For those receiving financial support, the average financial support provided per full-time graduate student (including tuition rebate) for the prior year, including research assistantships, teaching assistantships, fellowships, tuition, benefits, etc. that is "out-of-pocket" is $61,435.
Faculty Publications
The rolling three-year average of the number of
discipline-related refereed papers/publications, juried creative
/performance accomplishments, book chapters, notices of discoveries
filed/patents issued, and books per year per core faculty member can be
found in the following chart:
Faculty Publications
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Percentage Full-Time Students (FTS) with Financial Support
In the prior year, the percentage of FTS with support/the number of FTS is 32.2%.
Date of Last External Review
The last external Review for the Doctor of Philosophy in Urban and Regional Sciences was December 2009.
External Program Accreditation
Not Applicable for the Doctor of Philosophy in Urban and Regional Sciences.
Student Publications/Presentations
Student Publications
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