Historic Preservation Studies*
Historic preservation, interdisciplinary by nature, is taught at the University of Florida using a university-wide curriculum approach. In addition to the historical preservation master’s degree, students can pursue historic preservation studies through a concentration and certificate while completing professional programs in the college or other participating degree programs throughout the university. Advanced graduate study in preservation can be pursued through the college’s Ph.D. program. Off-campus programs provide UF students with unique opportunities for study and research across the U.S. and overseas, while funded research projects provide real world experience and graduate research assistantships.
Roy Eugene Graham, FAIA, US/ICOMOS Fellow
Director of College Programs in Historic Preservation
Beinecke-Reeves Chair Distinguished Professor in Historic Preservation
Academic Programs
Master of Historic Preservation
For more information, contact Marty Hylton
For information on application and admissions to the MHP, please contact Maria Gavidia
Interdisciplinary Concentration and Certificate in Historic Preservation
Open to graduate students in any participating discipline.
For information on the Interdisciplinary Certificate and Concentration for Historic Preservation (ICCHP), please contact Marty Hylton. (Note: only students enrolled in the University of Florida are eligible for the ICCHP. The ICCHP is not a degree program.)
For information on application and admissions to the College of Design Construction and Planning PhD program, please contact Maria Gavidia
Centers
Center for Building Better Communities
The CBBC conducts research and sponsors educational activities that promote balanced growth and development of communities.
Center for World Heritage Research and Stewardship
Off-Campus Programs
Consortium for Urban Conservation in North America
CUCINA, a continental exchange program open to all DCP students, focuses on architecture and urban conservation in the historic cities and settlements of North America, places that are both challenged and helped by economic development and globalization.
Perservation Institute: Nantucket
PI:N is a hands-on summer academic preservation studies program on Nantucket Island, Massachusetts.
Learn more about PI:N’s 40th anniversary information/events.
Paris: World Heritage in Practice- THIS PROGRAM IS CURRENTLY UNDER DEVELOPMENT
Information
Historic Preservation 2010 Lecture Series
History of Preservation Studies at the University of Florida
*”Information on this page is currently being reviewed and updated”
