University Of Virginia School Of Architecture
Coordinates: 38°2′19.9″N 78°30′14.2″W / 38.038861°N 78.503944°W / 38.038861; -78.503944 The University of Virginia School of Architecture is the university's architecture school. The school confers undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in architecture, landscape architecture, architectural history, and urban and environmental planning. Additionally, the school offers a certificate in historic preservation.
The Ph.D program in architectural history was once maintained at the School of Architecture but has since been transferred to the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences.
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