The four-course minor introduces students to the study of architectural history, paying particular attention to the relationship between buildings and their larger urban, cultural, economic, and social environments. The minor includes two general survey classes that cover a variety of different cultures and geographic contexts over time as well as two upper-level classes that focus on architectural development and theoretical discourse in the history of western architecture. Students need not fill out paperwork to get the minor; they need only complete the four courses and ask that they be given the recognition of the minor prior to graduation.

Minor in Architectural History
The School of Architecture offers a minor for students in the University who are interested in the field, but who do not choose to major in it. The minor requires the successful completion of four courses in architectural history.