Historic Preservation - Eastern Michigan University

Historic Preservation from Eastern Michigan University is a Campus Certificate Historic Preservation degree that prepares you for a Science career. A five-course curriculum, granting a certificate for completion and satisfactory academic performance, is available for non-degree students. It is designed for planners, historic-district commissioners and others interested in the preservation field. Admission Requirements Certificate curriculum applicants must have a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution and meet Graduate School non-degree student status requirements. Certificate Requirements Following admission, the student should consult with the historic preservation program coordinator regarding completion of the course requirements. This certificate requires 11 to 14 hours of course work distributed among required courses and restricted elective courses as follows: Required Courses............................5 hours ART429 History of American Architecture (3 hrs) GHPR530 Introduction to Historic Preservation (2 hrs) Restricted Elective Courses............7-9 hours Six to nine hours from the following: GHPR531 Preservation and Planning Law (3 hrs) GHPR620 Preservation Research Techniques (2 hrs) GHPR651 Principles of Preservation Technology (2 hrs) GHPR695/696 Seminar in Preservation Issues (2/3 hrs) GPLN435 History of Urban Form and Function (3 hrs) GEOG531 American Cultural Landscapes (2 hrs) GEOG548 American Vernacular Architecture (2 hrs) GEOG570 Rural Planning and Preservation (2 hrs) Any 500- or 600-level GHPR courses except GHPR587, GHPR637, GHPR687/688/689, GHPR690/691/692 and GHPR697/698/699 Certificate Total.......................... 12-14 hours View more details on Eastern Michigan University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Historic Preservation courses.