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Welcome
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"We seek to instill in students an understanding of and appreciation for the complexity and diversity of the urban environment and urban trends across the globe. A concern for social justice and the quality of life in cities are cornerstones of UWT's Urban Studies program. Located on the Pacific Rim, we also are committed to fostering a global perspective among our students."
—Brian Coffey, Ph.D. Director and Professor
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News and Events
- Waterfront Tacoma
- Join us for a day of public deliberation about the city's shoreline.
What are the key elements of the new Shoreline Master Program update?
How will it affect future waterfront development? Who and what are we
planning for on the waterfront? Can we cope with environmental
degradation, while supporting economic and social health? Have we
invested enough in public access to the water? And how do citizens
get involved in waterfront planning?
- Hear from local scholars and practitioners. Talk with UWT student-researchers
. . . and add your own voice to the mix.
- Thursday, January 28, 2010
8:30 AM to 4 PM
Philip Hall, UWT campus
- Winter Quarter Schedule
- The 2010 Winter Quarter schedule is now available. Follow the link above to view Urban Studies offerings! Registration is now open for continuing students. Newly admitted students will be eligible to register beginning November 30th.
- Urban Studies Event Calendar
- View upcoming program events, Civitas events, and deadline dates in an interactive calendar format!
- Prospective Students
- Interested in learning more about what we have to offer? Attend an upcoming info session to learn more about the program and how to apply!
- Current Students
- Do you have questions about classes, degree planning, or graduation? Many questions are answered on our website, but you are also welcome to schedule an advising appointment.
- Interested in adding an urban dimension to your major? Consider the Urban Studies Minor!
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