Academics
Bachelor of Urban Sciences and Planning
Bachelor of Urban Sciences and Planning (BUSP) Degree Program
The first degree of its kind in the State of Florida, the Bachelor of Urban Sciences and Planning (BUSP) degree at the University of Florida prepares students to address complex urban challenges by integrating theoretical foundations with practical applications. Building on a strong base in urban planning and interdisciplinary courses, students explore how tools from economics, policy analysis, governance, ethics, data science, and geospatial analysis can be used to craft innovative solutions to built environment and environmental issues in the U.S. and globally. Designed for careers in both public and private sectors, the Bachelor of Urban Sciences and Planning prepares student for careers in the fields of urban planning and applied data and spatial analytics.
BUSP Degree Program
The curriculum for the Bachelor of Urban Sciences and Planning (BUSP) degree involves 120 credit hours including a professional internship.
Model Semester Plan
Explore our eight semester model plan including critical tracking courses and GPA requirements.
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Undergraduate Minor
A five-course, 15-credit minor available to undergraduates at the University of Florida.
Combined Degree (4+1)
The University of Florida has developed a program for undergraduate students that allows those who qualify academically to obtain both the BUSP and Master of Urban and Regional Planning in 5 years.
Contact
If you have any questions about our on-campus MURP traditional or combined degree programs, please contact either:
Dr. Laura Dedenbach, AICP
Interim Department Chair; Instructional Assistant Professor;
Graduate and Undergraduate Coordinator
Vanessa Niblett
Academic Program Specialist