Our Courses
Our courses are interdisciplinary by nature and provides students with knowledge from diverse fields, including economics, environment, sociology, psychology, and transportation.
Type of courses:
Note: Filter is relevant for Master's dregrees.
Semester:
(Preliminary)
Mon, 1:00-3:00 PM
Spring (Semester B)
3 Credits
Economic Thinking for Planners
Prof. Dani Broitman
Compulsory
(Compulsory)
Mon, 1:00-3:00 PM
Spring (Semester B)
3 Credits
Legal and Administrative Aspects
Prof. Nir Mualam
The Principles Behind Planning Law in Israel and Other Countries, the Statutory Planning System as An Aspect of Israeli Public Administration, Institutional Structures, Local Planning Bodies and Local Governments, Types of Plans, Their Content and Their Approval Procedure, Information and Public Participation, Instruments of Implementation: Expropriation, Compensation, Taxation, Reparcellation, Non-Conforming Use, Building Permits, Enforcement and Its Limitations. Analysis of the Legislation and Select Court Decisions.
Studios
(Compulsory)
Mon/Thur 1:00-3:00 PM
Spring (Semester B)
4 Credits
Studio - Neighborhood Planning
Dr. Dalit Shach-Pinsly
The Studio Deals with the Neighborhood Level of Urban Planning. Its Aim Is to Acguaint the Student with Problems Typical of Neighborhood Planning, the Main Sub-Systems at This Level, and the Appropriate Methods and Approaches for Planning. Students Will Be Asked to Do a Planning Project Addressed to Creating a Neighborhood Fit for Its Residents in Terms of Public Services, Residential Needs, Infrastructure, Etc. Special Stress Will Be Placed on the Understanding of the Relationship Between Physical Form and Basic Social Processes.
(Compulsory)
Mon/Thur 15:30-18:30 PM
Spring (Semester B)
4 Credits
Studio - Metropolitan Planning
Prof. Karel Martens, Dr. Emil Israel, Idan Porat, Lior Vitkon
Concluding Studio Devoted to Comprehensive Planning of Metropolitan Regions. Emphasis Is Placed on Integrated Planning of Social, Economic, Physical, Natural, and Institutional Systems in the Light of Decentralized Systems for Decision-Making and Implementation.