School of Urban and Regional Planning
School of Urban and Regional Planning
Since 1970, our rigorous and well-focused two-year Master of Planning (M.PL.) program allows our students to develop the knowledge and skills they require to become leaders in the planning field and to meet the challenges of a rapidly evolving urban environment.
- PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
- Admissions
- Financial Matters
- Queen's University and Other Fellowships Awards
- SURP Awards
- Awards Offered by OPPI and CIP
- International Travel Awards
- Corporate Scholarships
- Internships Program
- Master of Planning Program
- Coordinated Degree Program
- Facilities/Housing
- Community Life
- Planning as a Career
- Alumni Testimonials
- City of Kingston: Planning Challenges and Issues
Financial Matters: Queen's University and Other Fellowships Awards
Queen's University Fellowships:
Value $10,000. A first class degree is necessary to be considered for these fellowships. Made on recommendation of the School to those who have been accepted before (approximately) March 1st.
Queen's Graduate Awards:
Value varies. Incoming and continuing students. Basic criterion is academic excellence. Available to students in amounts dependent on grades and other awards received.
Senator Frank Carrel Fellowship:
Value $10,000. Canadian students who are residents of Quebec made on recommendation of the School who have been accepted before (approximately) March 1st.
Ontario Graduate Scholarship Fellowships:
Value $5,000 per term. External fellowship. Applications due by March 1st. Application process and forms.
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