Field Survey

摘要

This fall, for the first time ever, graduate students studying historic preservation at the University of Southern California won't actually get a degree in preservation. Reflecting the global awareness and diversity of the student body, as well as the broad nature of the preservation field, USC will instead award a Master of Heritage Conservation degree. The name change speaks to the ongoing challenge in the academy to find a cohesive purpose and place for historic preservation-and to train architects to work with existing buildings.