Health Care Facilities Design Graduate Certificate

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About the Health Care Facilities Design Graduate Certificate Program

Rawls College participates with the College of Architecture, and the School of Nursing in a 12-hour Graduate Certificate in Health Care Facilities Design.

This is an interdisciplinary certificate that offers specialty courses to graduate students and design professionals in healthcare, emphasizing evidence-based design as a way to enhance efficiency and safety. Successful completion of the certificate will position graduates to be employed in the healthcare facilities design sector and play a leading role in evidence-based design.

Contact: Dr. Saif Haq, 806.834.6317, saif.haq@ttu.edu

Must complete six hours from:

ARCH 5366 - Evidence-Based Architecture 3 Semester Credit Hours
ARCH 5503 - Advanced Architectural Design Studio 5 Semester Credit Hours

And six hours from:

HOM 5306 - HOM I: Introduction to Healthcare Systems 3 Semester Credit Hours
HOM 5308 - Healthcare Operations Management and Quality 3 Semester Credit Hours
NURS 5322
NURS 5325
NURS 5349
NURS 5376

Total Hours: 12

NOTE: M.Arch. students must enroll in the following and choose two from the second group.

ARCH 5366 - Evidence-Based Architecture 3 Semester Credit Hours
ARCH 5503 - Advanced Architectural Design Studio 5 Semester Credit Hours