Overview

Program in Historic Preservation / Program in Historic Preservation is located in Philadelphia, PA, in an urban setting.

Degrees & Awards

Degrees Offered

Degree	Concentration	Sub-concentration
(Certificate)
Master of Science (MS)

Degrees Awarded

Degree	Number Awarded
Master's Degrees	12
Doctoral Degrees	0
Other Advanced Degrees	4

Earning Your Degree

Part-time study available?	No
Evening/weekend programs available?	No
Distance learning programs available?	No
Terminal master's degree available?	No

Admissions

Acceptance Rate

46

Applied

44

Accepted

22

Enrolled

Applying

80

Application Fee - Domestic

Application Deadlines

Type	Domestic	International	Priority date
Fall deadline	January 12th	Not reported	No

Entrance Requirements

Exam	Details
Master's Degree Exam	GRE
Master's Degree Requirements	Official academic transcripts, 3 letters of recommendation, course in computer-aided drafting (preferably AutoCad)

International Students

Exam	Details
TOEFL: Required	TOEFL Paper score: 600 TOEFL IBT score: 100

Tuition & Fees

Financial Support

Financial award applicants must submit:	FAFSA
Application deadlines for financial awards	April 15
Types of financial support available	Institutionally-sponsored Loans Scholarship and/or loans Graduate Assistantships Career or field-related internships Federal Work-Study

Faculty

6

Total faculty

Full-time - 3

Part-time - 3

Male (5)

Female (1)

Research

Focus of faculty research:	Theories and methods of preservation planning, historic building technology and conservation of building materials, ways in which visual culture inform planning and design, cultural policy and the economics of preservation
Externally sponsored research expenditures last year:	0

Location & Contact

Address 210 South 34th Street
115 Meyerson Hall
Philadelphia, PA  19104
United States

Phone: 215-898-7507

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