MS Historic Preservation

Course Overview This intensive 15–18 month Master of Science in Historic Preservation equips you to become a leader in the cultural heritage movement, blending the political, economic, and legal facets of the field. The curriculum prepares you to preserve historic buildings and sites while addressing contemporary challenges like environmental sustainability, community heritage, and affordable housing. You will have the opportunity to personalize your degree through independent study and carve a unique professional path. Key Program Highlights Comprehensive 45-credit-hour program blending theory with practical, real-world applications Focus on contemporary issues including sustainability, cultural heritage, and community-focused preservation Develop expertise in the political, economic, and legal frameworks essential for preservation leadership Flexible curriculum with opportunities for independent study and specialization Prepares graduates for diverse careers as leaders in the cultural heritage and preservation movement