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HISTORIC PRESERVATION PROJECTED COURSE OFFERING SCHEDULE
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COURSES The Master of Arts program in historic preservation requires a total of 36 credit hours of coursework – 12 credit-hours in history, 9 credit hours in archaeology, 9 credit hours   in art history, and 6 credit hours of either an internship or thesis.     Students must take 6 credit hours of core requirements for each of the three disciplines, plus 6 credit hours for an internship or thesis:   Check course catalog for description of the following courses History HIS 6055          Public History Methodology (3) HIS 6083          Historic and Heritage Preservation Seminar (3)   Archaeology ANG 6196        Policies, Practices, and Archaeology in Historic Preservation (3) ANG 6704        Historic Preservation Law Seminar (3)   Art History ARH 5045        Outline of American Architecture (3) ARH 5046        Outline of European Architecture (3)   Internship/Thesis HIS 6056          Graduate History Internship (6)     or    HIS 6971 Thesis (6)   The remaining credit hours will be taken as electives within the three disciplines.  Students will choose their elective courses based on their particular area of interest, but electives will also be determined by a variety of other factors, such as the availability and frequency of the course, the need of a prerequisite course or permission of the instructor, or permission to take a graduate course outside the three disciplines.  Elective courses include:    History HIS 5059          Graduate Methods (3) HIS 5067          Policy History (3) HIS 5087          Advanced Museology (3) HIS 5088          Museum Administration Seminar (3) HIS 6077          Oral and Community History (3) HIS 6990          Heritage Corridors, Areas, and Parkways (3) AMH 5578       African-American Community History (3) AMH 5636       Environmental History (3) AMH 6429       Seminar: Local History (3) 5000/6000 level advisor approved course in History (AMH) or Public History/Historic Preservation (HIS)   Archaeology ANG 6824        Advanced Archaeological Field Methods (3) ANG 5157        Pre-Columbian Archaeology Seminar (3) ANG 5172        Historical Archaeology Seminar (3) ANG 6115        Advanced Method & Theory in Archaeology Seminar (3) ANG 6824        Advanced Archaeological Field Methods (3) ANT 4853         Geographic Information Science in Archaeology (3) 5000/6000 level advisor approved course in Archaeology/Anthropology (ANG)   Art History ARH 5836        Museum/Gallery Studies Practicum (3)  5000/6000 level advisor approved in Art (ART) or Art History (ARH)
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