This summer and fall, the Department of Historic Preservation will be offering the largest selection of distance learning courses since initiating the online Graduate Certificate in Historic Preservation  in 2016.

Summer 2018
• HP 601 Introduction to Historic Preservation (online)
• HP 772 Adaptive Reuse (hybrid)
• HP 676 Field Methods in Heritage Conservation (hybrid)

Fall 2018
• HP 601 Introduction to Historic Preservation (online)
• HP 617 Historic Preservation Planning (online)
• HP 671 Introduction to Cultural Resource Management (online)

Additional information about the certificate program and individual courses can be found on the Online Graduate Certificate in Historic Preservation webpage.

We are particularly excited to announce the intensive week-long field school portion of HP 676 Field Methods in Heritage Conservation, one of our hybrid courses, will be based this summer at the Pine Mountain Settlement School, a National Historic Landmark located in the heart of the Appalachian Coalfields.

Frequently asked questions about the Field School, as well as information about how to apply for a limited number of partial tuition scholarships, can be found on the Field School in Heritage Documentation webpage .

We are also pleased to announce the addition of a new hybrid course, HP 772 Adaptive Reuse. Our hybrid courses combine online instruction with intensive short-term in-person learning experiences. The face-to-face portion of HP 772 Adaptive Reuse gives students the opportunity to get hands-on studio experience. The summer courses are scheduled so students can choose to take one or all three during the summer of 2018. If you have additional questions, please contact:

Karen Hudson, Ph.D.
Department of Historic Preservation
College of Design
University of Kentucky
117 Pence Hall
Lexington, KY 40506
karen.hudson@uky.edu