I am an Indian students and I recently got accepted in "Michigan state university - masters in arch & urbanism". I did alot of research before applying but somehow I am confused about how good the course is. can anyone help me with this?
medi
Feb 16, 16 11:47 am
Michigan State does not have an arch. program.
shellarchitect
Feb 16, 16 1:17 pm
which program were you accepted to? dont see it on their web site
sorry - its "masters in urban and regional planning". its masters in architecture in India hence the wrong Nomenclature.
shellarchitect
Feb 17, 16 5:05 pm
not an urban planning expert, but i think it's fairly well respected. If nothing else it's a huge and well known school with a well developed alumni network.
kokil
Feb 18, 16 11:58 pm
@shuellmi- thank you so much! your advice calmed me down a bit!
accesskb
Feb 19, 16 2:43 am
did you want to study urban planning or architecture? They aren't similar, although related haha
kokil
Feb 19, 16 4:39 am
I am strictly interested in urban planning and design. I know they are different! but it's considered a branch of architecture in India, hence the mistake!
I am an Indian students and I recently got accepted in "Michigan state university - masters in arch & urbanism". I did alot of research before applying but somehow I am confused about how good the course is. can anyone help me with this?
Michigan State does not have an arch. program.
which program were you accepted to? dont see it on their web site
http://www.spdc.msu.edu/
http://www.spdc.msu.edu/programs/urban_and_regional_planning/urp_graduate_degrees
sorry - its "masters in urban and regional planning". its masters in architecture in India hence the wrong Nomenclature.
not an urban planning expert, but i think it's fairly well respected. If nothing else it's a huge and well known school with a well developed alumni network.
@shuellmi- thank you so much! your advice calmed me down a bit!
did you want to study urban planning or architecture? They aren't similar, although related haha
I am strictly interested in urban planning and design. I know they are different! but it's considered a branch of architecture in India, hence the mistake!