加拿大城市规划专业怎么样？
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2. Master vs Bachelor Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning(B.Urban & Reg.Pl) is typically a four-year degree program which covers various aspects in urban development like economics， environmental science， planning theory， etc. It prepares students with basic knowledge for further study or entry into the related job market (master's degrees required for some positions)， but since it does not cover too much advanced theories as well as practical skills needed by professionals especially those who intend to be an architect， landscape architects etc. So most universities offer B.Urban & Reg. Pl in cooperation with other departments such as Architecture 和 Landscape architecture ，the duration will normally be five years. On the flip side， master programs usually take two years and provide more specialized courses focusing on specific areas within this discipline， thus allowing students to have better understanding about their interests. In general， bachelor programs are meant for students without prior professional experiences，while masters' programs might be better suited for those already working in similar industries（but also depends on each university）. Therefore if you prefer to explore broader topics rather than focus on one area of interest specifically，you can choose bachelors'；on the contrary，if you want to get deeply involved in your favorite subject，masters' may suit your needs best. Personally speaking，I am currently studying my Masters Degree at University of Toronto. The first year was composed mainly of core classes covering essential theories necessary for all planners， while second year consisted mostly of elective courses that allow me to specialize in either transportation or sustainable design. I would say，bachelors' or masters' totally depend on individual preference. But remember， no matter what path you chose，it always benefits to combine theoretical background with relevant hands-on experience， and try to work hard！ As we know，a high GPA is considered very important when applying to both schools overseas and even employers back home. Good luck！
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