Unique Features

Welcome to Master of Cities and Governance (MCG)

Interdisciplinary and Dual-Accredited Positioning
Bridging public management and urban planning with flexible accreditation pathways and multidisciplinary perspectives, opening versatile career opportunities across the public and private sectors.
Global Perspectives and Regional Impact
Connecting learning opportunities with top global institutions and experts, supported by an extensive network driving urban transformation across Greater Bay Area (GBA).
Immersive Experiential Learning
Engaging students through ITC STEM internships, GBA field trips, practitioner seminars, academic symposiums, and interactive workshops.
Portfolio-Driven & Career-Ready Outputs
Direct hands-on training to produce market-standard outputs, including Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) reports, urban renewal proposals, and infrastructure planning frameworks.

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the programme, students will be able to:

Explain and assess key theories and frameworks in city governance
Understand the key drivers of change in the contemporary city
Apply relevant theories and knowledge to tackle problems in urban affairs management
Evaluate and inform debates on city governance and policy
Design and carry out research on city governance, and derive recommendations accordingly