Master plan
Master plan, Masterplan or The Master Plan may refer to:
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General usage
- The California Master Plan for Higher Education
- Comprehensive planning in urban planning
- Strategic planning in business
- Providentialism in religion
- Strategy
Film and Television
- The Master Plan (film), a 1955 British film by Cy Endfield
- "The Master Plan", a 1964 episode of Stingray
- Master Plan (film), a 1991 Indian Malayalam film
- "The Master Plan" (Parks and Recreation), an episode of Parks and Recreation
Games
- Masterplan, software for Dungeons & Dragons
- Master Plan, a board game by Brad Talton
- The Master Plan, a video game developed by Shark Punch and released in 2015
Music
- Masterplan (band), a German power metal band
Albums
- Master Plan (album), a 1990 album by Dave Weckl
- The Master Plan (Dream Warriors album), 1996
- The Masterplan (album), a compilation album by Oasis
- Masterplan (Masterplan album), 2003
- The Master Plan, album by In Essence
- Masterplan (Stefanie Heinzmann album), 2008
- The Master Plan (Chris Brooks album), 2012
- The Master Plan, album by Tamela Mann 2009
Songs
- "The Master Plan", Jerry Fuller
- "Master Plan", also "Who's the Man? (With the Master Plan)", a 1974 song by the Kay Gees
- "The Man (Master Plan)" by Four Real, Inc.
- "Master Plan" by Steve Golding
- "Masterplan" by Oh Boy! Band
- "Masterplan" by Wendy and Lemmy
- "Master Plan", a song by Plasmatics from Beyond the Valley of 1984
- "To Master a Plan", by Fatal Charm from Stand by Your Man (EP)
- "Master Plan" by Celibate Commandos
- "Masterplan" by The Beck Session Group
- "The Masterplan", a 1990 song by Diana Brown & Barrie K. Sharpe
- "Masterplan" (song), a 1993 song by Diesel
- "The Masterplan" (song), by Oasis
- "Master Plan", by My Morning Jacket on their album It Still Moves
- "Masterplan" by Adam Lambert
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