Georgia Tech School of City and Regional Planning (SCaRP)
245 4th St NW, Suite 204 (East Architecture Building), Atlanta, 30313
(404) 894-2353 · more numbers below
This is the city planning school at Georgia Tech, in its College of Design. It teaches students how to plan cities and regions. It also holds events, such as a lecture series with free sandwiches and drinks and a Park(ing) Day in Tech Square, where parking spaces were turned into places to gather. Offers: Graduate degree programs in city and regional planning; Public lecture series; Park(ing) Day public space event in Tech Square; GIS Day events; Information sessions for prospective students; Career fair and student networking. Email or call the school's main office, or use the website's information-session page and the school's Instagram.
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What they offer 11
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Campus tours (virtual and self-guided)Service
You can visit the Georgia Tech campus in Midtown Atlanta in person or online. There is a virtual tour and a self-guided walking tour.
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Degree programs in city and regional planningProgram
The school offers a bachelor's degree, a minor, several master's degrees and a PhD. Subjects include urban planning, mapping and spatial data, global development and urban analytics.
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Dual degree programsProgram
Students in the Master of City and Regional Planning can earn a second degree at the same time. Options include GIS, architecture, public policy, civil engineering, law (with Georgia State) and business.
Events 8
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Future Airport and Aerotropolis Urban Design symposium
December 4, Friday, 8:00 am to 12:30 pm
A December symposium where students show work on designing the area around Atlanta's airport using digital twins. You can watch online or go in person.
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Mobility Madness event series
Early April: seminar April 3 (Friday)
A new series of in-person talks on transportation that is sustainable, fair and strong. Events in early April include a seminar, a panel on active transportation, and a photo exhibition.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 19
Open house and online information sessions
Select Wednesdays and Fridays, 11:00 a.m
Future students can join online question-and-answer sessions for each degree program, plus a funding session and a student panel. There are also class visits on campus or online.
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Guest lectures
Date not announced
The school and its research center host guest lectures that are open to all. Dates are posted on the Georgia Tech calendar and on their LinkedIn pages.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 19
Park(ing) Day Action in Tech Square
Date not announced
Students and partners turn parking spaces on 5th Street in Tech Square into a lively place for people to gather. It is part of a worldwide Park(ing) Day.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 19
Sunset social with the Georgia Planning Association
Date not announced
An August evening social on the Clough Roof Garden. You can meet current students, professors, alumni and Georgia Planning Association members.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 19
World GIS Day celebration
Date not announced
An evening in November to celebrate World GIS Day, put on by the school's GIS master's program. The campus location was still to be announced.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 19
World Town Planning Day celebration
Date not announced
A November gathering on the Georgia Tech campus to mark World Town Planning Day. A guest speaker chosen by student planning association members will be there.
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