M.Plan

The department offers a two-year post-graduate 'Master of Planning' program.

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEO)

PEO 1: To develop sustainable planning professionals and researchers with strong analytical, geospatial, and interdisciplinary skills to address complex urban and regional development challenges.

PEO 2: To cultivate ethical planning practices that support inclusive, environmentally responsible, socially equitable, and economically viable urban development, while upholding professional ethics and social responsibility in creating resilient urban and regional environments.

PEO 3: To nurture graduates who effectively apply research skills, innovative planning tools, and evidence-based approaches in planning practice, governance, and academia, while demonstrating leadership, collaboration, and impart skills for adaptability in changing job markets through lifelong learning.

 PROGRAM OUTCOMES (POs)

PO1: To enable to independently conduct planning research including analytical, geospatial, and interdisciplinary approaches.

PO2: To augment the capacity to prepare, evaluate, and effectively communicate structured sustainable planning proposals, policies, and implementation frameworks using appropriate analytical tools and professional standards.

PO3: To enhance skills to apply advanced knowledge in planning specialization to design sustainable, financially viable, and implementation-oriented development strategies. M.Plan. / Urban Planning

M.Plan Curriculum and Syllabus

For details: M.Plan Syllabus

M.Arch Admissions
Admissions to M.Arch programme is based on performance in B.Arch (CGPA) and GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering). 
For more details: https://www.nitt.edu/home/admissions/