The IURS offers, jointly with the Department of Geography, a two-year graduate planning program that provides a comprehensive curriculum in urban planning: theory, practice and methods. It also offers a two-year MA specialization program in Urban and Regional Planning that can be studied in conjunction with other disciplinary graduate programs in the Faculty of Social Sciences and other faculties, such as Law and Business Administration. The program can be taken both in the research-oriented track (which includes submitting a MA dissertation) and the non-research track.
The IURS offers, jointly with the Department of Geography, a two-year graduate program that provides a comprehensive curriculum in urban planning: theory, practice and methods. The program includes the core studies of urban and regional planning (planning theory, planning procedures, planning law), applied studies (real estate, planning programs and land policy, urban design, studios, urban clinic, transportation planning, social planning), and a wide array of urban inter-disciplinary courses. Geography studies include theoretical corpus of urban geography and other relevant domains, along with methodological studies (geoinformatics, statistics, research methods). The degree qualifies its graduates to work in urban and regional planning, other realms of urban policy, and research careers in urban and regional studies.
Teaching staff includes Hebrew University faculty members, along with leading experienced professionals from the public and private sectors.