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Online Master of Infrastructure Planning & Management

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The UW Online Master of Infrastructure Planning & Management (MIPM) degree program is designed for early and mid-career professionals seeking advanced training in infrastructure planning and management. The program’s online, asynchronous format makes it possible for students to earn their graduate degree while working full-time and living anywhere in the world. It also makes it convenient for active service members on deployment.

Students in the online Master of Infrastructure Planning & Management program have access to a range of UW resources, including UW library access (online and in person), the college’s professional mentorship program, mental health counseling, no-cost American Planning Association (APA) membership, and study abroad opportunities.

The MIPM is offered by the UW Department of Urban Design & Planning, one of the leading planning programs in the United States and the top planning school in the Pacific Northwest.

A self-sustaining, fee-based degree, the MIPM is administered in partnership with UW Continuum College, which extends the reach of the UW with a range of online and on-campus programs for working professionals and other learners of all ages. 

About the University of Washington

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Founded in 1861, the University of Washington is one of the world’s most prestigious universities. The UW enrolls more than 60,000 students each year and thrives as a center for groundbreaking research in a variety of fields, including medicine, education, public affairs, aeronautics and business.

A World-Class Educational Institution

The University of Washington is considered one of the best universities in the world. It’s been ranked No. 8 globally and No. 2 among U.S. public institutions by U.S. News & World Report.

The UW offers many areas of study, including more than 480 separate programs and more than 850 degree options. A major research center, the University attracts more money in federal research grants than any other public school in the United States. It has been home to eight Nobel Prize winners and 20 MacArthur Fellows, also known as “genius grant” recipients.

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