History Major (38 credits):
The history major provides fundamental liberal arts training which prepares students for any job which requires the skills of research, analysis, information management, writing and speaking, including careers in business, government, advocacy, journalism, and development. This major is especially recommended for students preparing for law school. The history major also equips students for jobs specifically related to the study of the past, including careers in education, museums and historic sites, archives and libraries, and as historians of corporations, agencies, and non-profit agencies.
A. All of the following:
H125 Europe and the World
H150 The American Experience
H250 Historical Thinking
H450 History without Boundaries
H460 Historical Research & Writing I
H461 Historical Research & Writing II
B. Six additional history courses:
Two courses in American History
Two courses in European History
One course in Non-Western History
One history elective
History Minor (minimum of 18 credits):
Six courses in history selected in consultation with the history department chair. A combination of upper and lower-division courses in U.S., European, and non-Western history is recommended.
Prerequisites:
All upper division history courses (300 and above) are closed to freshmen except where specific exception is made by the instructor.
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