MSc in Historic Preservation (30-credit option) in Muncie United States | Ball State University

The Master of Science in Historic Preservation provides students from various academic backgrounds with comprehensive training and the essential skills for careers in preservation. Program graduates pursue diverse roles across public sector, nonprofit, and private organizations. Combining rigorous coursework with practical fieldwork alongside community collaborators, the curriculum equips professionals to address contemporary preservation challenges. Picture urban environments where historic architecture harmonizes with sustainable innovation—and envision yourself shaping that vision, blending heritage conservation with modern methodologies.

Our MSHP program bridges historical appreciation with cutting-edge techniques.

Seasoned instructors mentor students through immersive coursework and projects tackling multifaceted issues. The curriculum covers community involvement, responsible economic growth, and urban strategies that honor cultural and environmental stewardship. While grounded in history and architecture, our program also anticipates the future of cities, towns, and rural areas. We further examine intersections with legal frameworks, economic factors, landscape design, urban development, and other disciplines.