Career questions tagged city-planning
Reflecting on your college days, what small habit or choice that you adopted turned out to have the most significant impact on your life later on?
Being a high school senior, I understand the challenges of making tough choices, particularly with college decision day approaching. However, moving to college represents a completely new atmosphere that we seniors are about to enter. It's an exciting opportunity, yet it's terrifying to think about. Personally, I recognize that I require appropriate guidance and insights to distinguish between a poor decision and a wise one.
As a college student doing civil engineering, what steps should I take to be involved in urban planning and landscape architecture with a focus on sustainability and equity Is there an intersect and demand for urban planners with a civil engineering background? Other than a Bachelor's in civil, would additional degrees in urban design or landscape architecture equip me better for my future?
I'm currently finishing my pre-requisites for a bachelors in civil engineering at my local university. I realized that I want to get more out of my curriculum that will help me get an urban planning or landscape architecture job. I would most likely be studying in a texas university or college.
How would I go about becoming an Urban City Planner?
What path did you take to become a city planner? What do you love/hate about your job? Any other advice?
What is your favorite project that you've worked on?
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