Historic Preservation - Minor

An application for the minor is available in Campbell Hall, Room 120A. Upon completion of all requirements, the signature of the respective department chair must be obtained.

Requirements

A minor in historic preservation requires 15 credits, nine of which must be from among the following courses in the foundations of preservation core: AR H 590, 381,382,383, 384, 982; ARCH 511; L AR 512, 513; and PLAN 530. Six credits from among more specialized preservation courses are also required. These include the following: AR H 371, 585; L AR 514, 523, 527; PLAC 534, 565; and PLAN 534, 551. Any other courses will require approval of the director.

AR H 371 - Cities in History Credits: 3
AR H 381 - Early American Architecture Credits: 3
AR H 382 - Later American Architecture Credits: 3
AR H 383 - Nineteenth-Century American Architecture Credits: 3
AR H 384 - Twentieth-Century American Architecture Credits: 3
AR H 585 - Historical Archaeology Credits: 3
AR H 590 - Historic Preservation Theory and Practice Credits: 3
ARCH 511 - Design Approaches to Existing Sites Credits: 3
L AR 512 - Landscape Architectural History Credits: 3
L AR 513 - History of American Landscape Architecture Credits: 3
L AR 514 - Theories of Modern Landscape Architecture Credits: 3
L AR 523 - Historic Landscape Preservation Credits: 3
PLAN 530 - Preservation Planning Credits: 3
PLAN 534 - Urban Revitalization Credits: 3
PLAN 551 - Sustainable Communities Credits: 3

Course Descriptions

See the Major in Architecture for course descriptions.

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