Study programme Urban Planning

Graduates possess the skills to conduct spatial analyses for economic and planning purposes using IT tools. They are able to apply the principles of spatial order and sustainable development in planning practice. They acquire engineering competencies that enable them to solve basic problems in construction and the functioning of urban infrastructure, including heating, gas, water supply, and transport networks.

They are capable of preparing urban design projects as well as planning and analytical studies covering diverse scales, techniques, and problem areas. They can develop urban inventories and analyses, concepts for the development and construction of single-family and multi-family housing complexes, concepts for the urban regeneration of degraded areas, planning documents—particularly local spatial development plans—as well as specialized engineering analyses of spatial transformations.

Graduates are prepared to work in planning and design offices, spatial planning departments within regional and national administration, and in local government units (municipal, county, and regional levels) in the implementation of public tasks supporting spatial development decision-making. They may also find employment in development agencies, real estate agencies, consulting and advisory firms, and other business environment institutions.

Graduates possess general competencies such as the ability to work in interdisciplinary teams, communicate in a foreign language, and identify, formulate, and solve problems.

Chair of the Programme Board: dr inż. Katarzyna Klemm

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The programme was approved by Senate Resolution No. 25/2026 of 25 February 2026.