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Historic Preservation & Regionalism Certificate

The Certificate Program is designed both as an area of specialized study for UNM graduate students in programs such as architecture, landscape architecture, community and regional planning, history, anthropology, business, and American studies; and as a stand-alone certificate for practicing professionals and others in business, government and the non-profit sector. The Program enhances students’ abilities to contribute to the conservation of architectural and cultural heritage, to economic development, and to the quality of life in local communities. Contact the Historic Preservation & Regionalism Program for more details about applying.

For more information contact Chris Wilson at 505-277-3303 or by email chwilson@unm.edu.

Graduate Program

• Community Development


• Natural Resource Planning


• Physical Planning

• Latin American Studies


• Public Administration

• Historic Preservation & Regionalism


• Town Design

Undergraduate

Minor