Urban and regional planners

Urban and regional planners typically requires Master’s degree and BLS lists median annual pay of $75,000 to $99,999 with a As fast as average 10-year outlook.

Entry path: BLS lists None on-the-job training and 1,000 to 4,999 projected new jobs.

Related degree and certificate lanes from the NCES CIP-SOC crosswalk include City/Urban, Community, and Regional Planning. -> Urban and Regional Planners; Sustainable Design/Architecture. -> Urban and Regional Planners; Real Estate Development. -> Urban and Regional Planners; Sustainability Studies. -> Urban and Regional Planners; Design for Human Health. -> Urban and Regional Planners.

Official workforce-funded training options in the current TrainingProviderResults.gov slice include Carteret Community College (NC) Information Technology: Software and Web Development AA/AS with completion 0.22 and employment 0.64; CENTRAL CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE (NC) Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Technology with completion 0.3 and employment 0.79; CENTRAL CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE (NC) Broadcasting and Production Technology Degree with completion 0.45 and employment 0.72; CENTRAL CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE (NC) Medical Billing and Coding (GES1014-ONLINE) with completion -1 and employment -1.

Public apprenticeship examples include Apprenticeship Carolina Mechatronics Apprenticeship (SC); CompTIA Cloud Infrastructure Apprenticeship (National); IBEW Outside Lineman Apprenticeship (NY); IBEW Outside Lineman Apprenticeship (NJ).