University of Michigan

DEGREES OFFERED
M.S. and Ph.D. in Architecture

AREAS OF STUDY
History and Theory of Architecture, Urbanism, and Landscape, Renaissance and Baroque, 19th and 20th-Centuries, Contemporary, American, European, International

FACULTY IN ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY/THEORY PROGRAM
Professors
Caroline Constant
M.Arch., Princeton University
20th-century architectural history and theory, landscape history and theory

Robert Fishman
Ph.D., History, Harvard University
History of urban form, history of city planning, urban history, design and planning
of suburbs, regionalism, utopian cities

Associate Professors
Will Glover
Ph.D., Architectural History, University of California at Berkeley
colonial architecture and urbanism, post-colonial theory, South Asian architecture and urban history

Anatole Senkevitch
Ph.D., Architectural History, Cornell University
Modern, Russian and American architecture, contemporary architectural theory

Lydia M. Soo
Ph.D., Architectural History and Theory, Princeton University
History of architectural theory; Renaissance and Baroque architecture, urbanism, and theory; history of building technology

Assistant Professors
Andrew Herscher
Ph.D., Architectural History and Theory, Harvard University
History and theory of 20th century architecture; architecture and media; heritage and cultural
memory; architecture, social justice and human rights

Claire Zimmerman
Ph.D., Art History, City University of New York
20th century architecture and media studies, history of modernity

AFFILIATED FACULTY
Daniel Herwitz, Professor of History of Art; Art and Design; Philosophy
Ph.D., University of Chicago
Contemporary philosophy, aesthetics, art, architecture, music, film, "global culture"

Achim Timmermann, Assistant Professor of History of Art
Ph.D., Courtauld Institute of Art
Medieval art and architecture

STUDENT INFORMATION
General
Applicants: 60 for entire program (encompassing areas of study in history/theory, design studies, and building technology)
Openings: 6 for entire program
Enrollment: 10 in Architectural History
Tuition: In-state  $10,683 per semester; Out-state: $16,513 per semester
Financial Aid: 4 year funding package (includes, tuition, stipend, health care, and requires employment as teaching or research assistant), grants and loans available (depending on need); generous fellowships (competitively awarded, institute-wide)

Requirements
Entrance: GRE and TOEFL required; 3 letters of recommendation, statement of purpose, personal statement, and examples of work.
M.S.: 30 credit hours, 1 1/2 year course work, thesis project
Ph.D.: 40 credit hours, 2 years course work in major and minor areas, qualifying paper, preliminary and oral examinations, dissertation proposal, dissertation and defense.

Present Employment of Graduates
University of North Carolina, Charlotte, College of William and Mary, University of Michigan, University of Florida, Gainesville, Lincoln University (UK), University of Arkansas, University of Buffalo, University of Illinois at Chicago, Kansas State University, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Taliesin Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture, Ryerson University (Canada), Nanhua University (Taiwan), Yıldız Technical University (Turkey)