The world is experiencing its highest rate of urbanization. As a result, cities are experiencing rapid change, challenges, and opportunities. There is a need for safe, resilient communities, effective government and policy, civil discourse, effective and ethical journalism, healthy families, and effective urban support structures for behavioral and/or mental health needs. Graduate students in the Greenspun College of Urban Affairs are encouraged to learn about urban contexts through their coursework, research, and practice. By learning through cutting edge curriculum, engaging in community partnerships, and interacting with a high quality faculty, students have the opportunity to develop solutions for individuals, families, and urban communities.
–Robert Ulmer, Dean, Greenspun College of Urban Affairs
The Greenspun College of Urban Affairs currently houses*:
Four Ph.D. programs in:
Criminology
Environmental Science
Public Affairs
Workforce Development and Leadership
Four M.A. degrees in:
Communication Studies
Criminal Justice
Journalism and Media Studies
Urban Leadership
Two M.S. degrees in:
Environmental Science
Marriage and Family Therapy
Two professional master degrees in:
Public Administration (MPA)
Social Work (MSW)
Two executive master degrees in:
Criminal Justice
Crisis and Emergency Management
Two graduate certificate programs in:
Non-profit Management
Public Management
A Dual Master and Professional Degree
Master of Social Work (MSW) and Juris Doctorate (JD)
*please contact respective program graduate coordinators regarding current degree and curriculum offerings
Programs
Communication Studies
Criminal Justice
Hank Greenspun School of Journalism & Media Studies
Marriage & Family Therapy
School of Environmental and Public Affairs
School of Social Work
College Information
Greenspun College of Urban Affairs
Dean’s Office
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