History
专业详情
To graduate with a Bachelor’s degree with a major in History students must take twelve distinct history courses organized as follows:
FOR GEOGRAPHIC CONCENTRATORS
Two Undergraduate Seminars: One 393 Approaches to History seminar and one 395 research seminar. These may focus on any region, topic, or time period, regardless of concentration.
Six courses in your geographic concentration: History of the Americas, English/European history, African/Middle Eastern history, or Asian/Middle Eastern history.
Four additional courses outside your area of concentration.
No more than one 100-level course may be applied towards the major requirements.
FOR GLOBAL HISTORY CONCENTRATORS
Two Undergraduate Seminars: One 393 “Approaches to History” seminar and one 395 “Research Seminar.” These may focus on any region, topic, or time period, regardless of concentration.
History 250-1 and History 250-2 plus two of the following:
- History 101-6 First-Year Seminar—European History: Collaboration and Complicity in the Holocaust
- History 101-6 First-Year Seminar—European History: The Crusades
- History 102-6 First-Year Seminar—American History: Science and the Good Life
- History 200 New Introductory Courses in History: Global History of Natural Disasters
- History 200 Age of Revolutions
- History 200: Christianity in the Global South
- History 200 Global Queer Activism
- History 200 New Introductory Courses in History: Energy & Society: A Global History
- History 215 History of the American Family
- History 216: Global Asians
- History 219 History of the Present
- History 220 History of the Future
- History 251:The Politics of Disaster: A Global Environmental History
- History 253: A Global History of Prisons and Camps
- History 254: Entrepreneurship: A Global History
- History 275-1 and -2: History of Western Science and Medicine
- History 292: Comparative Fascism
- History 300: History and Theory of Information
- History 319: US Foreign Relations
- History 352: Global History of Death and Dying
- History 376: Global Environments and World History
- History 379: Biomedicine and World History
- History 392 Topics in History: Global History of Shopping
- History 392 Topics in History: 1917: One Year That Shook the World
- History 393 Topics in History: Islamic Thought in Africa (Marsh)
- History 393: Black Atlantic Cultures
- History 393: Science and Decolonization
- History 395: Podcasting the History of Science
- History 395: Queer Oral Histories
Six additional courses outside global history, with two each in three geographic areas of concentration or three each in two geographic areas of concentration.
