Prospective Students

The Georgia Tech School of City and Regional Planning offers one of the finest city and regional planning educations in the nation. Planetizen named Tech’s MCRP program tenth in the nation in 2019.

Our School offers six degree programs: Bachelor of Science in Urban Planning and Spatial Analytics, Master of City and Regional Planning, M.S. in Urban Analytics, M.S. in Geographic Information Science & Technology and Ph.D. in City and Regional Planning.

MCRP students have several dual degree options combining this degree with the Master of Science in Geographic Information Science and Technology, the Master of Architecture, the Master of Science in Civil Engineering, the Master of Science in Public Policy or the Juris Doctor degrees.

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Planning at Georgia Tech

Planners help the people who live in cities and regions to imagine better futures for themselves and to make those futures happen. With a technology based approach, we teach you to craft processes and design places that lead to better communities.

Students take full advantage of the academic, social, and professional development resources here at Tech.

The Institute's many research centers provide outstanding opportunities for in-depth research during graduate studies.

The Student Planning Association (SPA) organizes a variety of social, academic, and community outreach events to enhance students' personal, educational, and professional development.

Our 1,400+ alumni share aspirations and a common past that draw them to each other and keep them regularly involved with SPA and school events.

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