Certificate in Historic Preservation from Tulane’s School of Architecture and Built Environment is a valuable addition to a master degree in Architecture (M.Arch) or Sustainable Real Estate Development (MSRED). In addition to a studio track, a non-studio track is available for graduate students in other fields such as history, anthropology, geography, art history, and planning who wish to gain general knowledge, understanding, and ability in this specialized field.

The certificate program is also available as a standalone program for graduate level students not wishing to pursue any concurrent master or doctorate program. Working professionals enrolled only in the certificate program have the flexibility of completing courses at their own pace.

Course List

Course ID	Title	Credits
Studio Track
PRES 6100	Introduction to Historic Preservation	3
PRES 6220	Conservation Technology	3
PRES 6041	Documentation Studio	6
or PRES 6042	Preservation Planning Studio
PRES 6120	History American Architecture 1	3
or PRES 6151	New Orleans Architecture
Total Credit Hours		15

Course List

Course ID	Title	Credits
Non-Studio Track
PRES 6100	Introduction to Historic Preservation	3
PRES 6220	Conservation Technology	3
PRES 6120	History American Architecture 1	3
or PRES 6151	New Orleans Architecture
2 6000-level PRES electives		6
Total Credit Hours		15

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The history course option may be substituted for a different Historic Preservation elective course with approval from the Program Director.

General Notes

• The required courses and approved electives may be taken in any order, although it is highly recommended that the Introduction and, if applicable, Studio courses be the first ones taken.
• M.Arch students are encouraged to include a component of preservation in their ARCH 6990 Thesis Design Studio.

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For more information, contact the School of Architecture and Built Environment.