Students earn course credit by working on a project for an outside organization involved in urban development or administration. Details of each student's responsibilities are worked out in consultations among the student, the project supervisor and the Instructor.

Unpaid work placement for an organization engaged in some aspect of urban development, policy, research, or administration.

50-200 Hours per Placement (part-time, unpaid)

Placement agreements must be signed prior to students starting placement.

• Gain professional work experience
• Encourage development of professional/academic skills
• Gain first-hand knowledge of employment and how an institutional body in the urban environment identifies its priorities, attempts to realize its goals, and deals with other institutional actors in the field