Theories of Urban Practice (MA)
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Program Contact
SDS Urban Council
Graduates pursue careers as researchers, critics, policy advisors, journalists, curators, and leaders of public, nonprofit, and design organizations. They are prepared for advanced doctoral study as well as professional roles in urban research and analysis; journalism; academia and research institutes; public housing; urban management and consulting; and social, cultural, and environmental think tanks.
Program graduates pursue advanced study, launch their own firms, and work in positions ranging from program managers to strategic communications professionals for public and private organizations, including the ones shown below.
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