Historic Preservation

(54 Credit Hours)

Historic preservation candidates participate in many hands-on preservation and conservation projects that complement a curriculum rich in history, theory and materials courses. They learn from architects, architectural historians, conservation specialists and other practitioners in the field of historic preservation. Individual studio spaces equipped with a program computer and the necessary software are provided for all students.

The curriculum is structured in sequential layers. At the end of the first two semesters, you’ll complete a summer internship related to your thesis topic. The second year curriculum follows a professional track that culminates with a required thesis.

Coursework for this program, administered jointly with Clemson University, is offered entirely in Charleston.

Admissions Criteria

• Official transcripts from all academic institutions
• Official GRE scores
• TOEFL scores if your primary language is not English
• Letters of recommendation

2012-13 Tuition

Application Deadlines

Fall: February 1

Carter Hudgins
Program Director

843.937.9567
chudgin@clemson.edu

Allisyn Miller
Administrative Assistant

843.953.9596
akmiller1@cofc.edu