Key Topics
- Urbanism that includes urban geography, sociology and economics
- Urbanization and suburbanization
- Urban transportation
- Urban design and history of cities
- Urban regeneration including economic development
- Urban infrastructure including public utilities
- Historic preservation
- Local plans
- Housing
- Environment, public open space and recreation
- Planning management, implementation and enforcement
- Community engagement
- Transportation Engineering
- Planning systems and processes, information and policy analysis
- Social Research examines the people who inhabit and use the spaces of architecture
- Town planning
- Design Research considers the processes of shaping and making of places
- Cultural Research studies place-making and the norms of the inhabitants of natural and built places past, present, and future
- Educational Research examines the pedagogies of urban studies and related fields
Who should Attend
Researchers, scholars and students from all areas of Urban Studies and Planning and other related areas such as geography, economics, real estate, sociology, construction, etc.
