http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/Urban_Studies/ (PC Press Internet CD, 03/1996)
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The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee offers a M.S. Program and a Doctoral Program.
The people that make up the USP faculty come from diverse backgrounds and possess a variety of research interests. It is the diversity of the faculty, staff, and students that makes the USP program what it is.
Doctor of Philosophy in Urban Studies
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Brief History
The Urban Studies Program is an interdisciplinary program designed to prepare students for research and scholarship on urban society. A unique feature of the program is the emphasis on the historical and sociological dimensions of urban life as the intellectual foundation for the development of social policy. Students completing the program will be prepared for positions in a variety of governmental and private agencies as well as for academic positions in the disciplines that are related to urban studies.
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COURSE REQUIREMENTS & SPECIALIZATIONSThe Ph.D. program requires a total of 33 credits (approx. 11 courses) with at least 3 courses taken in a chosen
specialization, and 6 required core courses.
The M.S. program consists of a total of 30 credits (approx. 10 courses) with a required 6 core courses. The remaining courses can be taken from a generalist or specialist tract.
A complete listing of courses is available
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