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MA Track in Cultural Heritage and Preservation Studies The Art History Department is inaugurating a new graduate track within the Graduate Program in Art History, under the auspices of its Program in Cultural Heritage and Preservation Studies (CHAPS). The MA Track in Cultural Heritage and Preservation Studies builds on the success of the Certificate Program in Historic Preservation, now in its sixth year, which is open to undergraduate and graduate students. Co-Directors of CHAPS are Tod Marder and Archer St. Clair Harvey. The MA Track is a two year degree program (30 credits) that emphasizes the development of a broad understanding of cultural heritage and preservation contexts and policies along with the development of professional skills. There is a strong multidisciplinary and cross-cultural emphasis. Faculty includes members of the Departments of Art History, Anthropology, The Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, and the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences, among others, as well as professionals in relevant fields. A major focus is practical professional experiences, which will include an internship with an appropriate institution, firm, or governmental agency, fieldwork experience, and/or an study abroad experience within an approved program in cultural heritage preservation. Students choose an area of focus at the end of the first year. Areas of focus might include: Architectural Preservation; Landscape and Site Preservation; Cultural Resources Preservation, Heritage management, Policy and Ethics. All students will be encouraged to spend a summer or semester abroad. Program information and application instructions are available at See also http://historicpreservation.rutgers.edu/ .
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