Community Design (BCD)

Community Design (Planning) is for students who care about the future well-being of our cities and communities. You'll learn to plan better living environments and give communities the tools to grow and change through real-life, hands-on experiences, and you'll do all of this while keeping sustainability and the environment in mind.

Program-specific admission requirements

• Minimum overall average: 70%

• Academic English 12

• Academic Math 12

• One academic Science 12 subject

• Two additional academic subjects

Our graduates are highly valued by the public, private, and non-profit sectors. They find work with housing agencies, land development firms, municipal planning departments, private consultancy groups, non-governmental agencies, real estate companies, and non-profit environmental organizations. They plan inclusive public spaces, efficient transportation, and sustainable communities, among other applications.

BCD Honours graduates can follow the process to become a Registered Professional Planner. Future studies could include completing programs at the graduate level in planning, public administration, law, or business administration.