- Application Available: September 15
- Priority Application Deadline: January 9
- Final Application Deadline: May 1
- Application Decision: Decision letters will be sent out at the end of February or shortly thereafter.
(Note: If the application deadline falls on a weekend or holiday, the deadline is the following business day.)
Degree Info: MS in Historic Preservation
Application Process
The Division of Graduate Studies offers limited graduate application fee waivers for applicants who meet specific criteria, as outlined on the Division of Graduate Studies' application fee waiver page.
- UO Division of Graduate Studies Application Requirements
- Domestic Applicants – Application fee $70
- International Applicants - Application fee $90
- UO Transcript Requirement
Master of Historic Preservation Application Requirements:
- Statement of Intent
- Educational/Professional Summary
- Resume
- Transcripts
- Three (3) Recommendations
- Portfolio/Work Sample- this is a sample of your academic and/or professional work that helps the admissions committee see your background and experience. Students come to the HP program from a wide range of undergraduate majors- some writing heavy, some graphics heavy, some with digital projects about place- and with a range of professional experiences. The portfolio/work sample can capture one or more (up to 5) examples of your work that relate to the field of historic preservation. Ideally, you would showcase effective writing (including the proper citation of primary and secondary sources) with a short paper or excerpt (~3 pages) of a longer paper. You are also welcome to showcase creative work or preservation-related projects you have completed.
Non-native English speakers need to meet the UO Division of Graduate Studies' language proficiency requirements.
Once admitted to the program, a deposit will be required of all incoming students.
Apply to the University of Oregon Division of Graduate Studies.
The Division of Graduate Studies offers limited graduate application fee waivers for applicants who meet specific criteria, as outlined on the Division of Graduate Studies' application fee waiver page.
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Deposit
Once admitted to the program, a deposit will be required of all incoming students.
Students from western states who wish to participate in the Western Regional Graduate Program (WRGP a tuition reciprocity program), need to review the Historic Preservation Program Graduate Funding page for more information.
For questions about the program or for more information, please contact us:
archrecruiter@uoregon.edu | 541-346-1740