The Architecture Minor at Taubman College offers undergraduate students an accessible and interdisciplinary opportunity to explore the built environment as a lens for understanding the world. Designed for students from any major, the minor introduces architectural thinking as a way to engage critically and creatively with space, culture, history, sustainability, and design. Eligibility The Architecture
The Real Estate Development Minor empowers undergraduate students in many fields to supplement their major areas of study with broad knowledge about improving metropolitan developments. With faculty expertise from Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, the Ross School of Business, and the School of Kinesiology, this program offers a progressive approach to developing real
I. Purpose The purpose of this Storage Policy is to establish guidelines for the safe, efficient, and equitable use of storage spaces within the interior and exterior of the Art & Architecture building, Liberty Research Annex and classroom 100 in the Modern Languages Building. This policy aims to help maintain an organized environment and to
This policy provides clear guidelines for faculty members and program chairs on how to handle faculty members’ unexpected absences from teaching, including emergencies, illness, or other unforeseen circumstances, ensuring minimal disruption to students and the overall educational experience. For planned absences, faculty members make arrangements with their chair in advance to ensure continuity of instruction.