Course Requirements

Historic Preservation Course Requirements

• HIP 125 – Intro to Historic Preservation
• HIP 210 – Materials and Methods
• HIP 220 – Architectural Drawing
• HIP 225 – Architectural History
• HIP 260 – Computer Aided Drawing
• HIP 270 – Codes and Requirements
• HIP 325 – American Architecture
• HIP 345 – Furniture History
• HIP 355 – Cleveland Architecture
• HIP 425 – Documentation
• HIP 450 – Issues in Historic Preservation
• HIP 455 – Preservation Law
• HIP 460 – Conservation
• HIP 465 – Preservation Planning
• HIP 470 – Adaptive Reuse
• HIP 475 – Academic Internship
• AR 210 – Visual Communication Design
• PR 321 – Grant Writing
• One of the following:
  • HIP 290 – Cleveland Sacred Landmarks
  • HIP 420 – World Sacred Landmarks

To minor in Historic Preservation, you'll take the following classes:

• HIP 125 – Intro to Historic Preservation
• HIP 425 – Documentation
• HIP 450 – Issues in Historic Preservation
• HIP 455 – Preservation Law
• HIP 465 – Preservation Planning
• Three Historic Preservation electives from:
  • HIP 225 – Architectural History
  • HIP 325 – American Architecture
  • HIP 345 – Furniture History
  • HIP 355 – Cleveland Architecture
  • HI 290 – World Sacred Landmarks
  • HI 420 – Cleveland Sacred Landmarks

Ursuline Core Curriculum

Common Courses:

• UC 101 - First Year Seminar
• UC201 - Identity, Diversity, and Community
• UC401 - Capstone Seminar

Distribution Courses

• EN 123 College Composition/EN 124 College Research OR EN 125 College Composition & Research
• One science course with lab
• MAT - One math course
• PS or SO - One psychology or sociology course
• EN Literature - One literature course
• HI or PO - One history or political science course
• AR, AT or MU - One art, art therapy or music course
• PH - One philosophy course (300-level or higher)
• RS - Two religious studies courses (one must be 300-level or higher)