SPDC Open House: A Virtual Experience

Overview

Since 2018, we have offered our Open House to enable prospective and current students to learn more about what we have to offer. Below you can experience our virtual side of this year's event.

We have four undergraduate programs that are accredited, three master's programs, and one doctoral program that offers concentrations in three programmatic areas.

If you are exploring career opportunities, are interested in changing majors or want to pursue a graduate degree program, then you can learn more about our planning, design and construction majors.

You can also learn about what sets us apart from other built environment programs in the U.S.

This event also offers the opportunity to connect with advisors, faculty, staff, and current students to help answer questions so you can decide if one of our programs might be a good fit for you.

Contact Us

For questions about this event or to learn more about the School, contact us at:

Human Ecology Building
552 W. Circle Drive, Room 101
East Lansing, MI 48824
Phone: 517-432-0704
Fax: 517-432-8108
spdc@msu.edu

Faculty Directory

Advisors Directory

Staff Directory

 

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Construction Management

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Interior Design

Why get a Construction Management degree?

Why get an Interior Design degree?

Why get a Landscape Architecture degree?

Why get an Urban and Regional Planning degree?

Virtual Tours

Student Projects

Here's some examples of student projects:

Interior Design 

Interior design digital rendering.Interior design has an online Student Projects gallery, showcasing a sampling of projects from first through fourth years, as well as competitions.

Student Projects Gallery

 

 

 

Landscape Architecture

Urban & Regional Planning

More URP Practicum course student team projects are available online. 

URP Practicum Projects

Our Student Organizations

Learn more about our student organizations:

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