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Degree
Diploma
Major
Archaeology | History | Museology
Area of study
Humanities
Education type
On campus
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


The Certificate of Proficiency in Historic Preservation is housed in the Department of Art & Design and prepares students for careers in historic preservation, urban planning, document preservation, building technology, sustainable design, preservation planning, cultural heritage conservation, cultural resource management, public engagement, and heritage tourism. Historic preservation is an interdisciplinary field that is reflected in the intersection of courses from multiple fields of study related to cultural resources and the built environment.

Students who complete the certificate will be able to demonstrate mastery and integration of historic preservation knowledge by identifying preservation needs, skills, and techniques by applying specialized knowledge from coursework to a real-world historic preservation setting in their Internship experience. Through this certificate program, students will explore how the natural and built environments reflect the cultures in which they work and the social history of their clients.

The Certificate requires the completion of 18 hours of a coursework.

Program Outline

Required Courses (15 hours)

  • HIST 2320 Introduction to Historical Research
  • IDSN 3340 History of Interiors & Architecture I
  • IDSN 3341 of Interiors & Architecture II
  • IDSN 3355 Historic Preservation
  • IDSN 4350 Internship

Elective Course (3 hours)

  • Choose one of the following:
  • HIST 3351 Ancient Civilization
  • IDSN 3320 Advanced Technology for Interior Design (prerequisites of IDSN 2330 Digital Design and 2391 Interior Design Studio)
  • HIST 3390 Introduction to Historical Writing
  • HIST 4304 Material Culture: Finding Culture in Everyday Things
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University of Central Arkansas


Overview:

University of Central Arkansas (UCA) is a public university located in Conway, Arkansas. It boasts a rich 115-year tradition of excellence and is committed to providing an innovative and collaborative education within a culture of student support and success.


Services Offered:

UCA offers a wide range of services to its students, including:

    Academic Advising:

    Provides guidance and support for academic planning and course selection.

    Accessibility Resources and Services:

    Offers accommodations and support for students with disabilities.

    Bear Card:

    A multi-purpose card used for access to campus facilities, meal plans, and more.

    Bookstore:

    Provides textbooks, course materials, and merchandise.

    Campus Safety:

    Ensures a safe and secure environment for students, faculty, and staff.

    Career Services:

    Assists students with career exploration, job search, and internship opportunities.

    Disability Resource Center:

    Provides support and accommodations for students with disabilities.

    Financial Aid:

    Offers various financial aid programs and scholarships to help students fund their education.

    Food Services:

    Provides dining options on campus.

    Housing & Residence Life:

    Offers on-campus housing options and residence life programs.

    Information Technology:

    Provides technical support and resources for students.

    Library:

    Offers a vast collection of books, journals, and digital resources.

    Student Health:

    Provides healthcare services to students.

    Student Organizations:

    Offers a wide variety of student organizations for students to join and engage in extracurricular activities.

    Veterans Services:

    Provides support and resources for veteran students.

Student Life and Campus Experience:

UCA offers a vibrant campus life with numerous opportunities for students to get involved and make connections. Students can:

    Join over 150 Recognized Student Organizations:

    Catering to diverse interests and passions.

    Participate in various events and activities:

    From sporting events to cultural performances.

    Live in on-campus housing:

    With various residence halls and living learning communities.

    Enjoy recreational facilities:

    Including a campus recreation center.

    Volunteer in the community:

    Through service-learning opportunities.

Key Reasons to Study There:

    UCA Commitment:

    A groundbreaking program offering a debt-free pathway for tuition and fees for incoming Arkansas freshmen with household income of $100k or less.

    Small class sizes:

    Allowing for personalized attention from faculty.

    Engaging programs:

    Providing hands-on learning experiences and internships.

    Supportive community:

    Fostering a sense of belonging and success.

    Strong academic reputation:

    With a focus on research and experiential learning.

Academic Programs:

UCA offers a wide range of academic programs across five colleges:

    Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences:

    Includes programs in art, history, literature, and more.

    Business:

    Offers programs in accounting, finance, marketing, and more.

    Education:

    Provides programs for aspiring teachers and educators.

    Health & Behavioral Sciences:

    Includes programs in nursing, psychology, and more.

    Science and Engineering:

    Offers programs in biology, chemistry, computer science, and more.

Other:

    UCA has a 14 to 1 student to faculty ratio.

    The average ACT score for first-time undergraduate students is 22.4.

    UCA offers over 141 academic programs and certificates.

    UCA is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.

    UCA is classified as a Community Engagement Institution by the Carnegie Foundation.

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