M.Sc. in Urban Design and Conservation is a postgraduate program focused on urban planning, design, heritage conservation, and sustainable development. It equips students with skills to analyze and design urban spaces, conserve historical and cultural heritage, manage urban growth, and develop sustainable and resilient communities.
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The candidate must have earned at least 50% of the possible points or a C+ (CGPA 2.40) overall in a bachelor's degree in civil engineering or architecture.
Attain a minimum of passing scores in the Purbanchal University admission exam and the college interview.
Note: If a student has a foreign certificate, they must present a document with the total percentage from the relevant authority or an equivalent certificate together with the CGPA for each subject.
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After completing M.Sc. in Urban Design and Conservation, graduates will be able to:
The goal of urban design and conservation is to create a civilized city while maintaining its historical roots. Additionally, it is focused on public and community services such as safe streets, community gathering squares, and places for kids and senior citizens to play, relax, and socialize. The streets, squares, ponds, and temple complexes that make up the traditional cities of the Kathmandu Valley and other nations are examples of a harmonious townscape.
