Career development courses will help you advance your planning career through interpersonal and management skills crucial to successful planning work. You'll learn how to collaborate with a team, how to engage in effective public outreach, how to care for your own wellbeing and become more resilient, and how to develop other useful skills that will boost your confidence and help you reach your career goals.
All Career Development Courses
Tactical Urbanism: How It's Done
Instructor: Mike Lydon
From unsanctioned crosswalks to city-led "Pavement-to-Plaza" programs, instructor Mike Lydon describes the success of short-term, temporary projects in influencing long-term physical and policy changes in cities across the United States and Canada.
Tactical Urbanism: An Introduction
Instructor: Mike Lydon
Developed in conjunction with other movements, the Tactical Urbanism approach allows a host of local actors to test new concepts before making substantial political and financial commitments. Sometimes sanctioned, sometimes not, Tactical Urbanism features the following five characteristics: phased instigation, meeting local planning challenges, realistic and short term, low risk-high gain, and stakeholder capacity building.