The Master of Urban Sustainability and Resilience is a one-year STEM-designated program that introduces students and professionals to cutting-edge planning, design, policy, and technological solutions for building sustainable, climate-resilient, and future-ready cities.
This interdisciplinary graduate program draws on the strengths of the University of Miami’s Department of Geography and Sustainable Development and the School of Architecture, giving students access to a broad range of courses at the intersection of environment, climate, and society.
Whether your interests lie in geographic information systems, urban planning, environmental policy, or climate adaptation, the program provides the mentorship, resources, and professional networks to develop expertise and transform challenges into opportunities for innovation and meaningful impact.
Located in one of the world’s most dynamic urban development hubs—and at the forefront of climate change impacts—this accelerated Master’s program offers a unique platform to gain a holistic perspective on urban management while building hands-on experience in climate leadership through experiential learning, internships, and an interdisciplinary curriculum.
