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University of Connecticut, regional campus: Waterbury

Course: BA Urban and Community Studies

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School: University of Connecticut, regional campus: Waterbury

Subject area: Urban Studies; Community Development; Public Service; Social Change; Urban Planning; Public Policy; Sociology; Political Science; Urban Geography; Social Inequality; Environmental Justice; GIS

Level: Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Degree duration: 4 years (full-time)

Degree intake date(s): August

Annual tuition fee: Annual Tuition Fee (2025-2026): $39,678 (for international undergraduates at regional campuses). <br> University and Student Fees: $1,242. <br> Estimated Total Direct Costs (Tuition + Fees): $40,920. <br> Estimated Total Expenses (including livin

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Academic school/college: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Department of Geography, Sustainability, Community, and Urban Studies. This interdisciplinary major is ideal for students who seek meaningful career opportunities in public service, human services, urban and social change, and many other rewarding fields. It provides an in-depth understanding of urbanization, community development, and social justice issues, drawing on disciplines like urban planning, public policy, sociology, and political science. The University of Connecticut is a prestigious public university and Tier 1 research institution in the USA, offering world-class facilities. The Waterbury campus provides an intimate setting located in the revitalized downtown area of Waterbury, offering unique opportunities for community engagement and practical application of urban studies.
This interdisciplinary major prepares graduates for a wide range of rewarding careers focused on urban and social change. Career options include: Urban Planner, Public Policy Analyst, Community Organizer, Social Service Professional, Nonprofit Manager, Program Coordinator (in public, private, or non-profit organizations), Housing Advocate, Environmental Justice Advocate, Data Analyst (with a focus on urban data), Urban Researcher, GIS Specialist, and roles in local, state, and federal government agencies. The program's emphasis on internships, community-based research, and a global perspective on urban issues enhances graduate employability. Graduates are also well-prepared for postgraduate studies in urban planning, public policy, social work, or related fields.
The University of Connecticut is a prestigious public university and Tier 1 research institution, ensuring a high-quality academic experience. It offers world-class facilities with state-of-the-art technologies and equipment. The Waterbury regional campus provides an intimate campus setting located in the revitalized downtown area of Waterbury, offering unique opportunities for community engagement and real-world learning within an urban context. The program emphasizes experiential learning through internships and community-based research. UConn also has a Center for International Students & Scholars (CISS) with an advisor dedicated to the regional campuses.
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