Overview
The Urban and Regional Studies program at York University provides an interdisciplinary approach to understanding urban environments, regional development, and social policy. Objectives include analyzing urban growth, planning processes, and socio-economic issues in cities and regions. Unique features encompass a focus on Canadian urban contexts, integration of geographic information systems (GIS), and opportunities for community-engaged research.
Career Prospects
Graduates are prepared for roles in urban planning, public policy, and community development, with strong employability in government, non-profits, and consulting firms.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Department faculty in Social Science specialize in urban sociology, planning, and regional economics.
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
Access to York's City Institute for advanced urban research and partnerships with Toronto-area planning organizations for practical fieldwork.
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