Under the direction of faculty and research staff, students at the Bloustein School analyze real-world issues for real clients and develop real solutions. From planning studios to policy practicums to applied field experiences, students use a range of analytic, design, or research techniques to gain practical experience. They consider socioeconomic, demographic, environmental, political, and other conditions as well as stakeholder engagement as they research and assess projects, and are encouraged to use “best practices” in order to develop solutions that are equitable and efficient.
Student Portfolios
Visit our page at ISSUU for a collection of Bloustein School student portfolios.
Graduate Urban Planning Studios
Undergraduate and Graduate Urban Planning Representation and Advanced Visualization
Graduate Public Policy Practicums
Bridging the Gap: Observations and Recommendations for Supporting New Jersey Micro-Businesses During the COVID-19 Pandemic and Beyond