U of Cincinnati
U of Florida

There's so many out there though

Tulane

upenn

University of Minnesota has a dual MS/M.Arch

uva

i think you could do something at clemson....

The National Council for Preservation Education maintains a list of Graduate Programs (any discipline) with certificate in Historic Preservation. See URL and list below.

Another not listed for some reason is the University of Maryland - School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation

http://www.arch.umd.edu/preservation/academics/certificate_programs.cfm

http://www.ncpe.us/chart.html#allied

Oklahoma State University
Applied History Program
Department of History
Stillwater, OK 74078-3045

Bill Bryans
(405) 744-5678
bry4061@okstate.edu

cultural resource management, history, museum curatorship & management, preservation administration, public history, surveys, thesis


Pratt Institute
Graduate Center for Planning and the Environment
200 Willoughby Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11205

Eric W. Allison
(212) 647-7532
eallison@pratt.edu

architecture, community-based projects, economic development & adaptive reuse, preservation planning, urban studies/urban planning

Texas A&M University
College of Architecture
College Station, TX 77843-3137

Robert Warden
rwarden@archone.tamu.edu

anthropology, architecture, cultural landscapes, documentation, economic development & adaptive reuse, preservation philosophy, preservation technology

Texas Tech University
School of Architecture
Box 42091Lubbock, TX 79409

John P. White
(806) 742-3136
FAX (806) 742-2855
john.white@ttu.edu

architectural conservation, architecture, building technology & materials, documentation, fieldwork, measured drawings, preservation philosophy, preservation technology, thesis

University of Arizona
College of Arch & Landscape
PO Box 210075
Tucson, AZ 85721-0075

R. Brooks Jeffery
(520) 621-6751
rbjeffer@u.arizona.edu

cultural landscapes, community-based projects, design, vernacular architecture, SW culture, internship/thesis

University of Cincinnati
School of Architecture and Interior Design
PO Box 210016
Cincinnati, OH 45221

Jeff Tilman
jeff.tilman@uc.edu

architectural conservation, architectural history, architecture, history, historic preservation, interiors, preservation planning, urban studies

University of Colorado, Denver
Historic Preservation Certificate Program
College of Architecture and Planning
Campus Box 126
Denver, Colorado 80217

Christopher Koziol
christopher.koziol@ucdenver.edu

architecture, cultural landscapes, preservation planning, public history, building technology, project management


University of Florida
Graduate Program in Architectural Preservation
Preservation Institute: Nantucket Box 115701
Gainesville, FL 32611

Roy Eugene Graham
(352) 392-4836X233

regraham@ufl.edu design, documentation, preservation technology, research, summer programs

University of Hawai'i, Manoa
Historic Preservation Program/Department of American Studies
Moore 324, 1890 East West Rd.
Honolulu, HI 96822

William Chapman
(808) 956-8826
historic@hawaii.edu

documentation, material culture, preservation administration & management, surveys

University of New Mexico
Graduate Certificate in Historic Preservation and
Regionalism
MSC04 2530,
1 University of New Mexico,
Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001

Chris Wilson
(505) 277-2903
chwilson@unm.edu

cultural landscapes, design, local history, preservation planning, public history, summer program, vernacular architecture

University of Utah
College of Architecture + Planning
375 South 1530 East, Rm 235 AAC
Salt Lake City, UT 84112

Robert A. Young
(801) 581-8254
young@arch.utah.edu

advocacy, building technology & materials, community-based projects, documentation, interpretation, preservation law

University of Virginia
Historic Preservation Program
Campbell Hall
PO Box 400122
Charlottesville, VA 22904-4122

Daniel Bluestone
434-924-6458
dblues@virginia.edu

architectural history, architecture, cultural landscapes, community-based projects, landscapes, study abroad, theory, urban studies

University of Washington
Historic Preservation Program
Box 355740
Seattle, WA 98195-5740

Neile Graham
(206) 543-5996
neile@u.washington.edu

architectural history, architecture, community-based projects, design, landscapes, preservation planning