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PhD of Planning and Public Affairs

University of Oregon

Eugene, United States
3 years
English
On campus
PhD

About the program

Doctorate in planning and public affairs.

Program highlights

Internship available: no
Placement support: yes
Work during study: yes
Post-study work rights (1 year): yes
PR pathway friendly: no

What you will learn

Develop advanced subject knowledge in Planning and Public Affairs. Strengthen critical analysis
evidence-based reasoning
and clear communication through research-oriented study and evaluation of evidence. Research-specific competencies depend on the approved doctoral project and supervision.

Career outcomes

Academic and research careers

Curriculum

81 credits: methods (16)
disciplinary track (36) in community and regional planning
nonprofit management or public administration
career development (3) and dissertation (26). Research areas: sustainable cities and transportation
access and equity
nonprofit and philanthropic enterprise.

Entry requirements

Academic

Bachelor degree (or master degree) from a regionally accredited US institution or equivalent recognised international degree; proof of funds for one year for the I-20

Accepted academic background

Bachelor degree (or master degree) from a regionally accredited US institution or equivalent recognised international degree; proof of funds for one year for the I-20

Language tests

IELTS 7.0
TOEFL iBT 88 (4.5 on new scale)
Duolingo 120
IELTS 7

Documents you’ll need

University Transcripts

How to apply

Review the admission criteria and deadlines set by the graduate program. Complete the graduate online application. Upload transcripts from all postsecondary institutions and the program-specific supporting documents. Pay the relevant application fee unless waived. Monitor the application portal for further requirements and the admission decision.

Other costs

Tuition per year	$35,424 USD
Application fee	$90 USD
Deposit	_

Program details

Campus	Eugene
Faculty or school	College of Design
Department	Department of Planning, Public Policy and Management
Teaching language	English
Credit value	81
Study pace	_
Post-study stay	1 year
Scholarship note	International Cultural Service Program scholarships provide partial tuition waivers for selected new or continuing international students. Recipients must meet academic and financial criteria and perform 66-80 hours of cultural service per year.

Frequently asked questions

The program takes 3 years.