Core BLC courses
Fieldwork is the primary mode of knowledge production and dissemination in Buildings-Landscapes-Cultures (see Kinds of Fieldwork for BLC). Both of the core courses listed below feature research, teaching and learning centered on fieldwork. In addition, the two campuses offer a variety of alternative field study opportunities including study abroad, field studio, and service learning classes. Students enrolled in Buildings-Landscapes-Cultures pursue their specific interests through classes in a diverse range of fields. Coursework in BLC includes theories and methods rooted in architecture and planning, material culture, art history, political and cultural geography, environmental history, public history, urban and architectural history and theory, cultural landscape studies, cultural anthropology, social history and the humanities. See the lists of additional courses at Madison and Milwaukee available to Buildings-Landscapes-Cultures students.
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