Spatial Planning

About this programme

The Bachelor's Programme “Raumplanung und Raumordnung” (hereafter: Spatial Planning) focuses on how space in cities and regions can be organised, used, and designed. It covers topics such as mobility, settlement and land-use structures, and sustainability, which are examined using methods from various scientific disciplines. You will learn to collect and analyze data, work with GIS and vector graphics software, and develop plans and concepts for the sustainable development of cities and regions that comply with legal requirements and balance the interests of all stakeholders. For the Bachelor's Programme in Spatial Planning, 200 study places are offered each year through a two-stage admission process. After registering online, you must submit a motivation letter and then participate in a ranking test. If you pass the selection procedure , you can complete your admission to the bachelor's programme in Spatial Planning by the end of the general admission deadline for the winter or summer semester. You must provide the required documentation and meet all other admission requirements. Enrolment is handled by the Admission Office . The most important qualities for a successful study in Spatial Planning are teamwork, self-responsibility and organization, creativity, and a technical affinity. You do not need to already know how to use drawing or graphics software, as these skills are taught in individual courses. Many courses in both the bachelor's and master's programs involve collaborative work. You can largely design your study path individually within the framework of the cu