Historic Preservation Graduate Certificate at Texas A&M University

This certificate draws on strong discipline-based academic programs that prepare for careers in historic preservation, architecture, landscape architecture and urban planning, urban and regional science, anthropology, archaeology, engineering or related fields. The certificate in Historic Preservation, administered by the Center for Heritage Conservation in the Department of Architecture in the College of Architecture, is open to students in a graduate degree program at Texas A&M University.

Faculty: Architecture  |  Duration: 12 semester credit hours  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: College Station, TX, United States

What you will study

The student must complete a MINIMUM of fifteen (15) credit hours of coursework with historic preservation content. The courses MUST be applicable toward a graduate degree at Texas A&M University, but need not necessarily be included on the student's degree plan. Course list includes ARCH 646 Historic Preservation Theory and Practice; ARCH 608 Architectural Design IV; ARCH 644 Seminar in Art and Architectural History 3; ARCH 647 Documentation of Historic Buildings and Sites; ARCH 648 Building Preservation Technology; ARCH 649 Advanced History of Building Technology.

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