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Graduate degree in landscape architecture, architecture, urban design, planning, or geography. BA/BS in landscape architecture, architecture, urban design, planning, or geography and 2 years of related experience or a combination of education and work experience to equal 6 years.
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Master's degree in Urban Planning, Economics or Real Estate Development is preferred. We are seeking someone with a background in a combination of urban planning, community development, economics, and/or real estate-with an analytical orientation and data analysis skillset.
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What We Prefer:Master's degree in Business, Project Management, Landscape Architecture, Planning, Urban Design or related field. American Institute of Certified Planner (AICP), Registered Landscape Architect (RLA), Registered Architect (RA), Certified Environmental Professional (CEP)15 years relevant experience.
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Ramboll has thousands of experts working across more than 70 offices in the Americas, delivering innovative solutions within Environment & Health, Water, Energy, and Planning & Urban Design.
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Bachelor’s Degree in Transportation Planning, Biology, Natural Resources, Urban Planning, Environmental Planning, Public Policy, or a related field. Read, interpret, compose, and review Planning Reports, NEPA documents, and other technical documents.
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Considering this model, this role could be based in the following cities: Chicago, IL Minneapolis, MN Position Summary As a Senior Planner/Urban Designer, you will be an important part of our integrated design process and will gain exposure to all elements of the planning and design process.
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About Alta Alta Planning + Design is a sustainable transportation company dedicated to creating active, healthy communities through planning, landscape architecture, engineering, and education/encouragement programs.
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If you're on the transportation design track, you'll help lead the creation of signing and pavement marking plans, maintenance of traffic, and traffic signal plans for roadway projects and streetscapes in urban settings.
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Bachelor’s Degree in Transportation Planning, Urban Planning, Environmental Planning, Public Policy, or a related field. Experience with Metro Transit and Met Council, and other comparable urban/suburban transit service agencies.
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Bachelor's degree in Planning, Landscape Architecture, Urban Design, Engineering, Geology, Biology, Environmental Science, Anthropology, Archaeology, or related field and 12 years relevant experience including 4 years supervisory experience.
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Master's degree or higher in business administration, public administration, research methods, statistics, behavioral/social science, public health, computer science/MIS, management science, urban/city planning or a field appropriate to the area of specialization.
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New hires in climate modeling at global and regional scales, vegetation modeling, and disaster and risk modeling will position IU not only to address problems relating to Indiana, but also to conduct fundamental research related to critical and internationally-relevant issues in biology, geology, atmospheric science, geography, anthropology, environmental history, economics, urban planning, and agriculture.
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Supervise the University Events team responsible for year-round event planning, coordination of summer event and conferences management, and event operations (including administration of event technology and technical services and student staff management.
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The candidate should have a demonstrated working knowledge of land use and transportation planning issues in Minnesota as they relate to rail and transit, with skills to provide analysis, communication, collaboration, GIS to support transit/rail projects and lead regulatory compliance.
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While promoting and preserving our urban American Indian and Alaska Native traditions and identity, we embrace all people seeking patient-centered, culturally sensitive health care and wellness services.
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