Advanced Research in Environment, Architecture & Global Health credit:

4 Hours

This course examines seminal and current research at the intersection of environmental conditions and human health globally. It introduces techniques for locating and interpreting research, and synthesizing findings. Students explore a range of epistemologies and research ontologies, compare results and utility for health-focused architectural and environmental design and policy interventions. Students apply research to professional design, planning, and community health-focused problems and decision making, and engage in a secondary-source research project and its dissemination. Prerequisite: ARCH 321 , ARCH 521 , or consent of instructor. Restricted to graduate students.