The Historic Preservation Program offers a Master of Science degree in Historic Preservation, as well as an Accelerated Masters Program, individually designed minors , and courses for upper-level undergraduate students and through UVM Professional and Continuing Education (PACE).
Full-time graduate students can complete their degree in 16 months, with three semesters of coursework and a summer internship. Part-time enrollment is also available. Reduced tuition rates are available for both Vermont residents and non-residents.
Graduate Degree in Historic Preservation
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Career Pathways
UVM graduates have built careers as architectural historians, cultural resource managers, and preservation consultants, working with organizations such as the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the National Park Service.
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UVM graduates have built careers as architectural historians, cultural resource managers, and preservation consultants, working with organizations such as the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the National Park Service.
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Certified by the National Council for Preservation Education
The National Council for Preservation Education has peer-reviewed the University of Vermont's Historic Preservation Program and certified it as meeting their historic preservation degree-granting program standards.