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The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy Undergraduate Programs Department offers four certificate programs for those interested in real estate, housing, community development, and land use: the Community Development Certificate, Real Estate Certificate, and Urban Planning Certificate. Certificate programs offered through Bloustein Undergraduate Programs are open to all Rutgers University students, including all non-Bloustein School majors and minors. Certificates are awarded only with or subsequent to the awarding of a bachelor’s degree. Undergraduate students are restricted to courses at the 300 and 400 levels. Post-baccalaureate students may select courses from any level.
Click here for information on the Nursing Home Administration (NHA) Certificate in conjunction with the public health major, the Public Health Preparedness Certificate Program, and the Public Health Education Certificate, open to all majors.
Core Courses:
10:762:310 U.S. Housing Policy
10:762:421 Community Development
Elective courses: At least 6 additional courses (18 credits) from the following list:
10:762:305 Principles of Public Policy
10:762:317 Urban Municipal Management
10:762:330 Local Fiscal Policy
10:762:413 Urban Revitalization
10:762:420 GIS for Health and Planning
10:762:435 Administrative Issues in Environmental Planning
10:762:440 Principles of Real Estate
10:762:460 Local Economic Development
10:762:473 Urban Transportation Policy
10:762:481 Housing Policy and Issue
Core Courses:
10:762:440 Principles of Real Estate
10:762:310 U.S. Housing Policy
Elective courses: At least 6 additional courses (18 credits) from the following list:
10:762:306 Principles of Urban Planning
10:762:310 U.S. Housing Policy
10:762:413 Urban Revitalization
10:762:420 GIS for Health and Planning
10:762:421 Community Development
10:762:460 Local Economic Development
10:762:478 History of Planning Thought
10:762:488 Historic Preservation
Post-baccalaureate students may register for the following to fulfill elective credit:
34:970:528 Housing Econ and Markets
34:970:529 Principles of Housing
34:970:562 Community Economic Development
34:970:563 Community Development
34:970:501 History of Planning Thought
34:970:521 Historic Preservation
34:970:528 Housing Economics and Markets
34:970:529 Principles of Housing
34:970:562 Community Economic Development
34:970:563 Community Development
34:970:622 Urban Redevelopment
Core Courses:
10:762:306 Principles of Urban Planning
10:762:316 Physical Design and Site Plan
Elective courses: At least 6 additional courses (18 credits) from the following list:
10:762:305 Principles of Public Policy
10:762:315 Land Use Planning
10:762:317 Urban Municipal Management
10:762:413 Urban Revitalization
10:762:417 Population Tools and Policy
10:762:420 GIS for Health and Planning
10:762:435 Administrative Issues in Environmental Planning
10:762:473 Transportation Policy
10:762:474 Tourism Planning
10:762:478 History of Planning Thought
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