UF Planning Program Ranks Top 25 in United States
Planetizen ranks the Master of Urban and Regional Planning (MURP) program at the University of Florida as a Top 25 planning program in the country – and Top 6 in the South.
November 28th, 2023
The University of Florida’s Department of Urban and Regional Planning proudly announces that its Master of Urban and Regional Planning (MURP) program has secured an impressive position – ranking in the top 25 of planning programs in the United States according to Planetizen’s 7th edition of its Guide to Graduate Urban Planning Programs. This recognition marks a significant milestone for the program, solidifying its status as a leading institution in the field of urban planning education. This ranking is accompanied by two more impressive recognitions: Top 25 According to Educators and the #6 planning program in the Southern region.
Comprehensive rankings include:
of Top 25 Planning Programs
of Top Planning Programs in the South
of Top Planning Programs According to Educators
of Top Large Programs by Enrollment
of Top Medium Sized City Programs
With a rich history spanning more than 50 years and a legacy of producing more than 750 graduates, the University of Florida’s Department of Urban and Regional Planning is honored to receive this recognition from Planetizen, a respected authority in the urban planning industry. The Department is home to the nation’s first and only accredited online MURP program, which now has more than 100 high-impact graduates across the last 11 years.
The 7th Edition of Planetizen’s Guide to Graduate Urban Planning Programs, recently released, provides a comprehensive ranking of the top 25 master’s programs in urban planning, city planning, regional planning, and community planning. This latest edition of the guide represents an extensive data collection effort, encompassing information from 69 participating programs and input from hundreds of educators.
Faculty attribute the MURP program’s ongoing success to: a significant increase in faculty publications and research; a strong employment rate of graduates in planning-related jobs; ongoing student recruitment and retention initiatives; notable student achievements and awards; and the growth and success of the MURP program’s online delivery mode.
We are honored to receive this recognition for our Master of Urban and Regional Planning Program. This achievement reflects our unwavering dedication to providing students with a world-class education in urban planning and empowering them to become change-makers in our ever-evolving cities and regions.”
The institution looks forward to continuing its tradition of producing outstanding urban planners and contributing to the advancement of the field.
For more information about the University of Florida’s Master of Urban and Regional Planning Program, please visit the following:
Campus MURP Program
Online MURP Program
Student Achievement
