Typical Course Schedule

First Year

Fall Semester

Body
  • HP 5200: History of American Architecture
  • HP 5206: Researching Historic Structures and Sites
  • HP 6304: Historic Preservation Planning & Policy

Spring Semester

Body
  • HP5202: History of American Architecture II 
  • HP 6305: Historic Preservation Practice Methods 
  • HP 6306: Architectural Conservation I 
  • HP6301: Intersections of Culture, Nature, and Community 

Second Year

Fall Semester

Body
  • HP 6307: Architectural Conservation II 
  • HP 6308: Historic Site Museum Management 
  • HP 6991: Internship (with summer placement) 
  • Comprehensive Examination (required) 

Spring Semester (Optional)

Body
  • HP 6991: Internship
  • HP 6391: Thesis (in lieu of internship by permission)

Full Course Descriptions

Undergraduate and Continuing Education Courses

Body

The following historic preservation courses are generally open to UVM undergraduate students, as well as to non-matriculated students through Professional and Continuing Education (PACE). Most require instructor permission or course registration overrides. Junior, Senior, or Grad status is a prerequisite for HP 5200 and HP 5202.

  •  HP 5200. American Architectural History I. 2 Credits. 

    Study of architectural history to gain fluency in the stylistic terms so essential to historic preservation and to public support for conserving our architectural heritage. Prerequisites: Historic Preservation Graduate student; or twelve hours of History, minimum Junior standing; or Instructor permission. 

  • HP 5202. American Architectural History II. 2 Credits. 

    Continuation of HP 5200. Study of architectural history to gain fluency in the stylistic terms so essential to historic preservation and to public support for conserving our architectural heritage. Prerequisite: HP 5200 or Instructor permission.