The Urban Design Certificate is an 18-credit-unit undergraduate certificate at the University of Saskatchewan that examines the relationships between design thinking, visual arts, the built environment, and the social and spatial conditions that shape urban space. More than half of the required courses use a studio format, providing applied, experiential, conceptual, and skills-based training through making, and the program covers topics in urbanism, public art, and place-making. Required courses are INTS 111.3 and PLAN 446.3, together with one course chosen from ART 141.3, 161.3, 230.3, 231.3, 235.3, or 236.3, one course chosen from ARTH 329.3, ART 217.3, 330.3, 331.3, 338.3, or 339.3, or ART 350.3, and two courses chosen from GEOG 240.3, PLAN 341.3, or PLAN 346.3. The certificate is open to undergraduate students enrolled in any degree program at the University of Saskatchewan and can also be completed as a stand-alone credential. At least half of the required coursework must be completed at the University of Saskatchewan.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: The Urban Design Certificate is available to undergraduate students enrolled in any degree program at the University of Saskatchewan, and may also be completed as a stand-alone program.