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Nov 16, 2024
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Graduate Catalog | 2024-2025
Architecture (Critical Heritage Studies Concentration), M.S., and History (Public History Concentration), M.A., Dual Degree
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The Critical Heritage / Public History dual degree builds upon these two complementary programs. Our faculty and students engage in a curriculum and research that seeks local solutions while engaging in global conversations; emphasizes hands-on engagement with communities and organizations; challenges authorized heritage discourses; diversifies approaches and practices of engaging with the past; and promotes the stories and sites that foreground the heritage of underrepresented communities. In addition, we see the preservation and interpretation of the built environment as interconnected with both social and environmental sustainability as well as engaging discourses and practices surrounding other tangible and intangible heritages happening in museums, archeological sites, and elsewhere.
This dual degree seeks to diversify the field of heritage and public history professionals as well as the histories and heritages preserved by providing training that situates historic preservation in a critical and transdisciplinary context, engages the global and local, diversifies approaches and practices, and promotes experiential learning, community engagement, and social and environmental sustainability.
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Admission Requirements
Students must apply to each program separately and be admitted to both programs by the published census date of the third semester (including Summer). No admission requirements established by the Graduate School or by either individual program may be waived. See Architecture, M.S. and History, M.A. sections of this catalog for individual program admission requirements.
Dual Degree Requirements
Dual degree students must satisfy all individual degree requirements (Architecture, M.S. - Critical Heritage concentration and History, M.A. - Public History concentration) with the added benefit of sharing a limited number of credits between the two programs. See the Shared Courses section below for permissible course sharing.
Students enrolled in the Dual Degree M.S. Arch. - Critical Heritage Studies / M.A. History - Public History program are required to complete the capstones for each program, including the ARCH 6600 - Heritage Colloquium (for the M.S.) and HIST 6999 - Thesis (for the M.A.)
Upon successful completion of all requirements, students receive both the Master of Science in Architecture degree and the Master of Arts in History.
Shared Courses
Architecture, M.S., Arch.
The Architecture, M.S. program - Critical Heritage Studies concentration allows 9 credits to be shared from History, M.A. - Public History concentration as follows:
History, M.A.
The History, M.A. program - Public History concentration allows 9 credits to be shared from Architecture, M.S. - Critical Heritage concentration as follows:
Dual Degree Total = 48 Credit Hours
Grade Requirements
Students in the M.S. in Architecture - Critical Heritage Studies and M.A. in History - Public History dual degree program are expected to earn a grade of A or B in all courses included in the curriculum and must maintain a minimum cumulative 3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale). As per UNC Charlotte Graduate School Master’s Degree Requirements, students must maintain “an overall GPA of 3.0 or above in courses on the degree plan of study.” An accumulation of three C letter grades will result in the suspension of a student’s enrollment in the program.
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