Erwin Li’s Worker Co-op Plan
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Environmental Policy and Planning
Master's
Application Deadlines
Fall: April 15, Jul 15 (Part-time Track only)
Spring: Nov 28 (Part-time Track only)
Summer: n/a
School/Department
Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning
Program Director
Laurie Goldman
Contact
Rebecca.Shakespeare@tufts.edu
Location
Medford/Somerville
Format
On-campusCommitment Options
Full-timePart-time (Daytime)
Part-time (Evenings)
Average Duration
2 years
Credits
42
Tuition per Credit
$1797
Eligible for Aid/Scholarship
Yes
Full-Time and Part-time Tracks
Students can choose to study either full-time or enroll in the part-time track for working professionals, attending some courses during the evenings and on weekends.
Full-Time Track
Our accredited urban planning MS program usually takes two years of full-time study. The program requires completion of twelve or thirteen courses (36-39 credits) plus a thesis or capstone exam for a minimum of 42 credit hours.
Part-Time Track for Working Professionals
Using a trimester format for graduate coursework, the part-time accredited urban planning program allows working professionals to work full-time while attending some of their courses during the evening, online, and/or weekends, allowing completion of the program within three years, depending on student pacing. Some required courses are only offered during the business day; please consult the upcoming semester’s course schedule for the most up-to-date information. Requirements are the same as full-time study.
Meet Tufts UEP
Tufts UEP is a community of practicing scholars—our faculty, students and alumni are public-spirited individuals committed to engaged processes and just outcomes for cities and communities.
Program Spotlights
Career Outcomes
Average Salary: $100K - $150K
Average Age: 26
*Sources: GSAS-SOE Graduate Exit Survey 2020 - 2021 and Academic Analytics (Alumni Insights)
