Objects of professional activity: urban planning, design and regulation of the use of space with an emphasis on the suitability, economic functions and social consequences of the urban environment, as well as the placement of various activities in it. Because urban planning is based on engineering, architectural, social and political considerations, it is in many ways a technical profession, an activity with political will and public participation, and an academic discipline. Urban planning concerns both the development of open areas (“new sites”) and the revitalization of existing parts of the city, including goal setting, data collection and analysis, forecasting, design, strategic thinking and public consultation. Increasingly, geographic information systems (GIS) technologies are being used to map an existing urban system and predict the impact of change. The training is carried out by professionals in the field of theory and practice of urban planning.You will need to prepare your final qualifying work in the field of urban planning (master's dissertation).

Graduates can work in leading design institutes and construction organizations, architectural bureaus, regional and municipal government bodies responsible for general landscape planning, territorial development, land management and cadastre.