Historic Preservation, Graduate Certificate

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Candidates for the Certificate in Historic Preservation must possess a BA degree. The Certificate in Historic Preservation combines course work and applied experience.

Requirements

Students must complete 15 credit hours of graduate course work:

ARCH 645 - Historic Preservation Credits: 3
AMST 645 - Historic Preservation Credits: 3
OR
ANTH 645 - Historic Preservation Credits: 3
ARCH 628 - Preservation: Theory and Practice Credits: 3
OR
PLAN 675 - Preservation: Theory and Practice Credits: 3
ARCH 686 - Historic Preservation Practicum Credits: 3
6 credit hours in field of specialization

Notes:

A maximum of 6 credit hours may be applied to the Historic Preservation Certificate and to another degree, pursued concurrently, subject to approval from the director of the certificate program, the director of the concurrent graduate program, and Graduate Division. Internships are usually undertaken with local firms and organizations that have a preservation interest or with individuals who are qualified to direct independent work in preservation. The program concludes with a formal colloquium presentation. More information is available on the Historic Preservation Program’s website at manoa.hawaii.edu/amst/historic-preservation/.