Program overview
Urban Management is a branch of public administration—simply put, you learn how to run a city. You'll study urban planning, transportation organization, public facility layout, community governance, and how to handle environmental, safety, and emergency issues in cities. Core courses include Urban Management, Urban Planning Principles, Urban Economics, Urban Sociology, Public Policy Analysis, Urban Infrastructure Management, and Urban Environmental Management. Chinese universities have a unique advantage in this field: many professors have worked on real urban projects, such as smart city pilots in Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen, so you'll hear plenty of real-world cases in class. This major suits students who are curious about city life, enjoy analyzing problems, and like interacting with different people. If you often wonder, "Why is this road always congested?" or "How can we promote waste sorting in neighborhoods?"—this program is right up your alley.

