Ms in historic preservation in Thomas jefferson university

This program not only prepares graduates to preserve historic buildings and sites, but also to re-envision and re-purpose the past to serve present and future needs. The curriculum foregrounds adaptive reuse of historic structures as well as in-depth analysis through historical research and graphic documentation. Students develop skills fundamental to assess the condition and evolution of buildings and promote the ways historic structures order the urban fabric, contribute to healthy communities, and facilitate place-making as a catalyst for community revitalization.

Bachelor degree in relevant subject, Min GPA 3.0, English Language Proficiency Test Scores (TOEFL 80), (IELTS 6.5), (Doulingo 105), (PTE 53), (SAT 500), (ACT 19) , Letter of Recommendation.

Architectural Historian, Project Manager, Project Manager.

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