Engineering
Bachelor of Arts in Architecture
University of New Mexico, United States
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Engineering
University of New Mexico, United States
The certificate prepares students to contribute to conserving architectural and cultural heritage and to the vitality of regional traditions. It integrates historic preservation techniques with planning and design approaches for cultivating local history and cultural distinctiveness.
Faculty: School of Architecture and Planning | Department: Architecture & Planning | Duration: 18 credit hours | Study mode: full-time | Location: Albuquerque, NM, United States
Students complete 18 credits: 6 credits of required courses (pending curricular update), 9 credits from electives such as Museum Practices, Planning on Native American Lands, Planning Issues in Chicano Communities and seminars in architecture, planning and landscape architecture, and a 3-credit approved final project.
Heritage conservation, preservation and regional planning and design roles.
Open to students pursuing a graduate degree in a related field at UNM, those who already hold such a degree, and those with a bachelor's degree and appropriate related experience.
Tuition is charged per credit, so the total depends on the modules you register for each year. Current fees are listed in the official fee schedule.
Duration: 18 credit hours
Engineering
University of New Mexico, United States
Engineering
University of New Mexico, United States
Engineering
University of New Mexico, United States
Engineering
University of New Mexico, United States
Engineering
University of New Mexico, United States
Engineering
University of New Mexico, United States
Engineering
University of New Mexico, United States
Engineering
University of New Mexico, United States
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