History and Preservation Option, Preservation: Sample Schedule

Sample Schedule (2-year Master of Architecture Degree Program)

The 2-year program is for students holding an undergraduate degree in architectural studies. Students with other backgrounds may enter the 2-year program after completing an accelerated program to meet the architectural studies requirements. The History & Preservation Option leads to a professional Master of Architecture degree accredited by the National Architecture Accrediting Board (NAAB). Students should see their Option Coordinators every semester for advice on what recommended professional electives they should consider taking.

First Semester
ARCH 502: Structural Planning (Core Course)	4 hours
ARCH 571: Architectural Design Studio (Core Course)	6 hours
Electives (Including Architectural Thought) (Core Course)	6 hours
Total:	16 hours

Second Semester
ARCH 416: Modern American Architecture	3 hours
ARCH 419: Historic Building Preservation	3 hours
ARCH 501: Architectural Practice (Core Course)	4 hours
ARCH 572: Architectural Design Studio (Core Course)	6 hours
Total:	16 hours

Third Semester
ARCH 518: Recording Historic Building	3 hours
ARCH 519: Conserv of Building Materials	4 hours
ARCH 573: Architectural Design Studio (Core Course)	6 hours
Electives (Including Professional Issues) (Core Course)	3 hours
Total:	16 hours

Fourth Semester
ARCH 574 P: Architectural Design Studio (Historic Preservation Section) (Core Course)	6 hours
UP 420: Plng for Historic Preservation	4 hours
Elective	4 hours
	14 hours
Total:	62 hours