EDU 8050 Education and the Built Environment 3.0 Credits
Examines how physical spaces shape teaching and learning in urban contexts. Focuses on how school design, neighborhood infrastructure, and public spaces influence access, interaction, and participation. Explores connections between architecture, spatial layout, and educational experience across formal and informal settings. Students analyze how factors such as housing, transportation, and environmental conditions impact learning opportunities. The course prepares students to critically assess and design learning environments that are responsive to community needs and support more equitable and meaningful educational experiences.
Repeat Status: Not repeatable for credit
