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Graduate Record 2006-2007 
    
Graduate Record 2006-2007 [ARCHIVED RECORD]

Programs Abroad - Graduate School of Architecture


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Master students may, with approval, participate in one of the programs abroad when offered. The following programs are subject to change.

Fall Program in London, England


This program is open to graduate students in the history of architecture department for study at the Courtauld Institute of Art. Students participating in this program are on leave of absence from the University.

Summer Program in Venice, Italy


The program is directed and taught by faculty members from the University of Virginia, with the assistance of Italian adjunct faculty. The program provides a research based curriculum for three elective credits. The focus is on contemporary issues facing the city of Venice and its surrounding landscape combining historical and contemporary analysis with design studies. This program is open to all four disciplines and requires a minimum enrollment in order to be offered. Knowledge of Italian language is recommended.

Summer Program in Vicenza, Italy


This program is open to all students in the School of Architecture. The program carries no credit other than three optional credits for Independent Study. Extensive field trips to explore the art, architecture, and urbanism of the region are a prominent part of the program. Instruction is provided by University of Virginia and Italian adjunct faculty members. Knowledge of Italian language is recommended.

Summer Program in Beijing, China


The UVa program in China introduces students to Chinese art, architecture, landscape architecture, and planning. The program includes field trips to sites in the city of Beijing and environs, as well as sites in other parts of China. Students may receive up to six credits through the School of Architecture. A faculty member of the School of Architecture, as well as local experts, staff the program. Fellowships are available from the Ellen Bayard Weedon Foundation. Limited travel funds are available through the Weedon East Asian Travel Grant competition sponsored by the East Asian Center.

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