Notes on employment for Urban and regional planners

  • Local governments employ 7 out of 10 urban and regional planners.
  • Most entry-level jobs require a master�s degree; bachelor�s degree holders may find some entry-level positions, but advancement opportunities are limited.
  • Most new jobs will arise in affluent, rapidly growing urban and suburban communities.



More information on Urban and regional planners from The U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook
Overview of Urban and regional planners occupation
Number of Urban and regional planners in the U.S.
Salary and earnings for Urban and regional planners
Working conditions for Urban and regional planners
Significant points for Urban and regional planners
Training requirements for Urban and regional planners



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