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National Council for Preservation Education Standards

The National Council on Preservation Education has extended full membership to the Ursuline College Undergraduate Program in Historic Preservation for fully meeting its standards for preservation education degree programs.

URSULINE DEGREE REQUIREMENTS AS THEY RELATE TO STANDARDS SET BY THE NATIONAL COUNCIL ON PRESERVATION EDUCATION

NCPE RECOMMENDATIONS	URSULINE COURSEWORK	CREDIT HOURS
REQUIRED ELEMENTS
1. History of the designed environment, architecture, urban development, landscape architecture, and/or material culture	Architectural History American Architecture Western Reserve History Through Place	3
2. History and theory of preservation	MAHiP 589 Foundations MAHiP 500 Research Methods MAHiP 550 Issues and Ethics	3,3, 3
3. Documentation and recording techniques	MAHiP 504 Survey and Nomination MAHiP 525 Documenting/Recording Historical Properties	3, 3
4. Internship, practicum, or apprenticeship	MAHiP 501a-v Methods Practicums MAHIP Internship, MAHIP Elective	3
SPECIALIZED ELEMENTS
5. Design Issues: appropriateness, restoration/rehabilitation, in-fill, exterior/interior concerns, effect on surroundings	MAHiP 570 Adaptive ReUse	3
6. Technological issues: history, evaluation in building materials and systems	MAHiP 560 Conservation Studio	3
7. Economic issues: marketing principles, public/private finance, property management, budget preparation	MAHiP 502 Grant Writing	3
8. Legal issues: constitutional law, preservation case law, regulatory legislation and administration at the federal/state/local level	MAHiP 555 Preservation Law	3
9. Planning issues: zoning, strategic planning, housing, social aspects of real estate development, archeological and cultural landscapes	MAHiP 565 Preservation Planning	3
10. Curatorial issues: site development, interpretation, management	MAHiP 501a-v Methods Practicums	3
11. Additional Coursework	MAHiP 600/601 Thesis I and II MAHiP Elective	3,3,3
Credit Hours to Degree Completion		42