Certificate in Health & Wellness Architecture
Architects and designers have long recognized the important connections between the built environment and human health and well-being. This program allows students to study those relationships in depth and gain real-world experience in firms doing significant work in a variety of practice fields, including healthcare facility design, environments for special populations, and environments that promote community and social health.
Completion of the requirements for the Graduate Certificate of Health & Wellness Design vary according to each student’s academic situation.
For further information contact Dr. Kent Spreckelmeyer, Professor of Architecture, kents@ku.edu.
Admission Information: Graduate students must formally request the addition of the graduate certificate by submitting an application to KU Graduate Admissions as a "Current KU Graduate Student". If you have any questions regarding the application, please reach out to the KU Graduate Admissions team at graduateadm@ku.edu.
Architects and designers have long recognized the important connections between the built environment and human health and well-being. This program allows students to study those relationships in depth and gain real-world experience in firms doing significant work in a variety of practice fields, including healthcare facility design, environments for special populations, and environments that promote community and social health.
Completion of the requirements for the Graduate Certificate of Health & Wellness Design vary according to each student’s academic situation.
For further information contact Dr. Kent Spreckelmeyer, Professor of Architecture, kents@ku.edu.
Admission Information: Graduate students must formally request the addition of the graduate certificate by submitting an application to KU Graduate Admissions as a "Current KU Graduate Student". If you have any questions regarding the application, please reach out to the KU Graduate Admissions team at graduateadm@ku.edu.