Universities in Texas That Offer Architectural History

Architectural history is the study of antiquated architecture in countries around the world. Students often study some of the earliest known architectural landmarks, found in Egypt and Mesopotamia, and Neolithic architecture, which dates back to 10000 BC. Generally, students enrolled in architectural history courses pursue careers in education, architecture or museum studies. Students in Texas can enroll in programs and courses in this field at a number of area universities.
  1. University of Texas at Austin

    • The School of Architecture at the University of Texas at Austin offers several undergraduate courses in architectural history, as well as two graduate studies programs in the History of Architecture. Students enrolled in these programs can pursue a Masters or PhD degree in the field. The graduate program emphasizes the connection and context of early architecture, and students work closely with faculty in lectures, courses, and research programs to gain further understanding and experience in the field. Students are also encouraged to take courses in related fields, such as geography and philosophy. Students are granted access to the university's state-of-the-art research facilities and libraries, and often work one-on-one with faculty mentors and advisors. According to the university's website, the program is highly competitive, and students must display a high degree of competence to continue their studies once enrolled.

      University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture

      1 University Station

      Austin, TX 78712

      (512) 471-1922

      soa.utexas.edu/archhistory/programs

    Texas A&M

    • The College of Architecture at Texas A&M University offers a Masters of Architecture program that emphasizes an educational foundation in architectural history and theory. Students enrolled in this program are encouraged to a pursue professional specialization in architecture, and can design their own emphasis in areas such as interior architecture, architectural design, or the history and theory of architecture. In addition, all students are required to take at least six semester hours of architectural history and theory. Students have access to the College of Architecture research centers, which feature state-of-the-art technology. Students must also enroll in an internship as part of the program's requirements. This degree is accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board, or NAAB, and all graduates are eligible to take the state professional licensing exam.

      Texas A&M

      College of Architecture

      College Station, Texas 77843

      (979) 847-2787

      archone.tamu.edu/architecture/graduate/m_arch/m_arch.html

    University of Texas at San Antonio

    • The University of Texas at San Antonio offers a Masters Degree in Architecture in which students can declare an emphasis in sustainable architecture, urban and regional planning, architectural history or historic preservation. This program emphasizes close learning and features ample research opportunities. According to the university, students who have declared an emphasis in architectural history gain close training in the historical, perceptual and critical analysis of antiquated architecture and cities. This focus prepares graduates for careers in academic institutions, publishing, law, urban planning and historic preservation. Students can also pursue certificates the university's Historic Preservation program.

      University of Texas at San Antonio

      1 UTSA Circle

      San Antonio, TX 78249

      (210) 458-4330

      graduateschool.utsa.edu/prospective_students/detail/architecture_ms/

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