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The Faculty of Urban Management comprehensively brings together 3 areas of study: Urban Planning and Design, from an engineering perspective with a foundation in environmental studies, Urban Economics and Management, from an economics perspective that includes topics such as marketing, and Urban Coexistence and Development, from a sociological perspective. The program aims to produce human resources capable of contributing towards the creation of sustainable urban societies. The interdisciplinary approach of this faculty brings together a variety of themes which provide students with multifaceted perspectives and flexible thinking.

In this area, students pursue topics from an engineering perspective covering infrastructure, facilities, buildings, and living environments, as well as building design, urban development, and community development.

[Primary Study Topics]
Urban Transportation Policy, Urban Water Environment Systems, Architectural Planning, Urban Landscaping Theory, Living Environment Theory, Housing Policy Theory, Living Space Studies, Environmental Ergonomics, GIS Practice, Urban Design Practice, etc.

In this area, students pursue topics such as the governmental and social systems and economic models necessary for sustainable development from the perspective of economics and management theory.

[Primary Study Topics]
Public Administration, Local Finance Theory, Financial System Theory, Marketing Theory, Entrepreneurship Theory, Social Welfare Development Theory, Intercultural Management Theory, Environmental Management, Environmental Conservation Theory, Regional Industry Theory, etc.

In this area, students pursue topics from a sociological perspective such as citizen government of cities, multicultural societal coexistence, and utilizing local resources for community development.

[Primary Study Topics]
Citizen Autonomy Theory, Urban Information Theory, Environmental Geography, Intercultural Communication Theory, History of Regional Cultures, History of Regional Industries, International Cooperation Theory, International Development Theory, International Aid Policy, etc.

In the Department of Urban Management of the Faculty of Urban Management , by enrolling in elective courses beyond the prescribed specialization subjects and required number of credits for graduation, students can qualify to take national exams to be certified as a Wood Building Architect or Second-Class Architect.