The School of Architecture, Land Management, Urban and Regional Planning focuses on shaping the built environment through design, planning, and sustainable land use practices. It equips students with knowledge and practical skills in architecture, urban planning, and land management. The School plays a key role in addressing challenges related to urbanization, housing, infrastructure, and environmental sustainability. Students are trained in design principles, spatial planning, and the use of modern tools such as Geographic Information Systems. The curriculum combines theoretical learning with practical studio work and field experience. Graduates are prepared to work in government institutions, private firms, and development organizations. The School contributes significantly to national development by producing professionals capable of designing functional, sustainable, and inclusive communities while ensuring proper land use and urban management.