HP 200 - Historic Preservation: History, Heritage, and the Built World

[3 Credit Hours]

This course comprehensively explores historic preservation from a social science perspective, offering students an in-depth understanding of how preserving historical and cultural assets intersects with broader societal, economic, and cultural dynamics. Through a combination of theoretical frameworks, practical case studies, and ethical considerations, students will gain a holistic view of the significance and impact of historic preservation on communities and society.

Course Attributes:
Meets UK Core Intellectual Inquiry in the Social Sciences