The Master of Science in Community and Regional Planning (MSCRP) at the University of Texas at Austin's School of Architecture provides students with foundational knowledge, advanced skills, and real-world practice in professional, community, and regional planning. The program consists of 48 credit hours, including foundational core courses in planning theory, methods, law, and finance, plus advanced electives, a practicum, and culminates in either a master's thesis or a professional report. Emphasis is placed on sustainable development and applied research, with students engaging in projects locally in Austin—a 'living laboratory' for urban issues—and globally. The program is accredited through December 31, 2031. Graduates are prepared for professional careers in planning and policy across public, private, and nonprofit sectors.