Preserving the history of a building, community, or city is vital to both respecting the past and looking forward to the future. Earning a Master of Science (MS) in Historic Preservation from SAIC opens up new opportunities for students. This program is ideal for those interested in architecture, history, and urban planning. It teaches about preserving landscapes and the stories tied to communities.
Preserving More Than Buildings
The main concern of historic preservation is ensuring buildings with a link to the past are protected for the future. Now, this area of study also includes creating access to stories that are at risk of disappearing by preserving landscapes, designs, and various facets of historical architecture.
Distinguished Faculty
The faculty in SAIC’s Historic Preservation Department include highly respected professionals with a strong belief in the importance of preserving and reusing historic buildings, furnishings, sites, and landscapes. They see this as a way to connect the past, present, and future, significantly contributing to our culture and society. Their extensive professional networks in Chicago and beyond provide students with valuable connections in the field.
Historic Preservation Programs at SAIC
To explore the courses available surrounding Historic Preservation at SAIC, contact them online today.
