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The Certificate in Preservation Studies is designed to provide a formal
program of studies for Master of Architecture students who wish to pursue
careers in historic preservation in professional architectural practice or in
governmental preservation agencies.
Students wishing to earn the Certificate must be enrolled in the Master of
Architecture program at the University and must complete a minimum of 21 credits
from the following groups of courses:
Preservation Core Required Courses (12 credits):
Arch 560 Introduction to Historic Preservation
Arch 760 History of Building Technology
Arch 835 Studies in Architectural History and Precedent: Historic Preservation
Preservation Master's Thesis or Master's Project (6 credits):
Arch 890 Master's Thesis
Arch 891 Master's Project
Preservation Elective Course (3 credits):
Arch 790 Special Topics in Preservation
Arch 531 Historic Concepts of Architecture
Arch 553 Vernacular Buildings and Groupings
Arch 561 Measured Drawings for Architects
Arch 562 Preservation Technology Laboratory
Arch 780 The Built Environment and Real Estate Development
ArtHist 459 American Architecture
ArtHist 461 Early Modern Architecture in the Midwest
ArtHist 462 Frank Lloyd Wright
ArtHist 701 Colloquium in Architectural History
Hist 450 Growth of Metropolitan Milwaukee
Hist 451 History of Wisconsin
Hist 651 Introduction to Material Culture in Historical Agencies
Hist 700 Introduction to Public History
Hist 713 Historical Research Methods
Students wishing to obtain the Certificate must declare their intention by
applying to the Department of Architecture prior to completion of the three
Preservation Core Required Courses. After completing the program requirements, a
Certificate in Preservation Studies will be awarded by the Department of
Architecture simultaneously with the award of the
Master of Architecture degree.
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