Historic Preservation Certificate

The Historic Preservation certificate can be completed in two semesters by taking two elective courses in the fall semester and two required courses in the spring semester.

Required Courses:

Electives:

UAPP 613 - Planning Theory and Urban Policy (3cr.)
or
UAPP 413 - Planning Theory

UAPP 631 - Documentation of Historic Structures (3cr.)
or
UAPP 431 - Documenting Historic Structures

UAPP 636 - Research Topics in Historic Preservation (3cr.)
or
UAPP 436 - Research Topics in Historic Preservation

UAPP 644 - Grantsmanship and Proposal Writing (1cr.)
UAPP 652 - Geographic Information Systems in Public Policy (1cr.)
MSST 605 - Historical Properties (3cr.)
ANTH 663 - Historical Archeology and the Public (3cr.)
or
ANTH 463 - Historic Archaeology and the Public

HIST/ARTH elective (Research and Writing Seminar: Writing Material Culture) (three credits)
HIST elective (Reading Seminar in American History) (three credits)
EAMC 604 - American Interiors 1800-1900 (3cr.)
EAMC 606 - Issues in American Material Culture (3cr.)
EAMC 607 - Bristish Design History, 1530-1930 (3cr.)
EAMC 608 - Decorative Arts and Design, 1860-Present (3cr.)
EAMC 609 - Preindustrial Craftsmanship in America (3cr.)

Note:

Other courses may be substituted with permission of the Program Director.

Electives should be chosen in consultation with the Certificate Program Director.

Historic Preservation Certificate

Required Courses:

Electives:

Note:

Last Revised 2016-2017 Academic Year