Planning, Public Policy and Management

Prospective Students

How to Apply | Financial Aid | Housing Information | Life in Eugene

The PPPM Department offers a range of degrees in planning, public administration and not-for-profit management. Our curriculum emphasizes experiential learning, evidence-based decision making and interdisciplinary study. The faculty are internationally recognized scholars, with a wide range of training and research interests. Our expertise and research interests fit five main focal areas that students benefit from. Our home in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest, builds off the region’s international reputation for livability, pioneering planning, and innovative policy.

Programs of Study

Graduate Programs

Master of Community and Regional Planning

Master of Public Administration

Certificate in Nonprofit Management

Not sure which graduate masters program suits you? See the MPA-CRP Comparison (currently in revision).

Undergraduate Programs

PPPM Undergraduate Major

PPPM Undergraduate Minor

Nonprofit Minor

How to Apply

Information on admissions procedures for each of PPPM's undergraduate and graduate programs.

Graduate Programs

Master of Community and Regional Planning

Master of Public Administration Procedures

Certificate in Nonprofit Management Procedures

Undergraduate Programs

PPPM Undergraduate Major Procedures

PPPM Undergraduate Minors: PPPM Minor & Nonprofit Minor

Financial Aid

Information about financial aid and award opportunities offered by the PPPM Department, School of Architecture and Allied Arts, and the University of Oregon.

Housing Information

Information about housing through the University of Oregon and private property management companies.

Life In Eugene

Eugene is an active and engaged community know for its arts and outdoors. It is located approximately one hour from the Oregon Coast, the Cascade mountains and the City of Portland. The City has numerous trails, parks and open space, and is regularly ranked as one of the most livable cities in the United States.

Last Updated Nov 28, 2007



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