Lower-Division Core Requirements

• HIS 201 World History
• HIS 202 European History
• HIS 203 U.S. History

Upper-Division Core Requirements

• HIS 301 The Historian’s Craft
• HIS 303 Understanding U.S. History
• HIS 401 Senior Seminar

American History Electives

• HIS 427 African American History
• HIS 431 Colonial America
• HIS 432 Revolutionary America
• HIS 433 United States, 1790 – 1840
• HIS 434 United States, 1840 – 1890
• HIS 435 United States, 1890 – 1945
• HIS 436 United States, 1945 – Present
• HIS 437 The Sixties
• HIS 438 American Environmental History
• HIS 439 American Agricultural History
• HIS 440 Topics in U.S. History
• HIS 442 American Urban History
• HIS 443 American Foreign Relations in the 20th Century
• HIS 444 The American Presidency
• HIS 446 History of American Law
• HIS 448 U.S. Economic History
• HIS 499 American Westward Expansion
• HIS 450 Major Figures in History
• HIS 451 American Labor History
• HIS 452 American Revivalism and Christian Religion
• HIS 453 Minority Women: Issues and Perspectives
• HIS 458 Women, Health, and Healing
• HIS 345 ECCE: US Women’s History

World History Electives

• HIS 450 Major Figures in History
• HIS 454 The History of the Family
• HIS 459 World Environmental Thought
• HIS 460 Studies in Latin America
• HIS 461 Europe in the 18th Century
• HIS 462 Europe in the 19th Century
• HIS 463 Europe in the 20th Century
• HIS 465 French Revolution and Napoleon
• HIS 467 Renaissance and Reformation Europe
• HIS 468 History of Spain
• HIS 469 Shakespeare’s England
• HIS 470 Twentieth Century World History
• HIS 471 Lord Peter’s England
• HIS 472 Imperial Russia
• HIS 473 History of Soviet Union
• HIS 474 Vietnamese History
• HIS 476 Modern China
• HIS 477 Pre-modern Japan
• HIS 478 Modern Japan
• HIS 480 Topics in World History
• HIS 481 Women in Chinese and Japanese History
• HIS 486 Childhood’s Past
• HIS 499 Independent Study: Special Topics in History

Graduate Core Requirements

• HIS 501 Graduate History Colloquium
• HIS 502 Public History Colloquium
• HIS 503 Writing and Research
• HIS 510 Graduate Readings Seminar
• HIS 570 Public History Internship & Project
• HIS 580 Thesis

Graduate Electives

• HIS 504 American Material Life
• HIS 505 Historic Environmental Preservation
• HIS 506 American Architectural Methods
• HIS 507 Museum and Society
• HIS 508 Archival Management
• HIS 511 Museum/Historic Sites Methods
• HIS 520 Oral History Methods
• HIS 525 Policy History
• HIS 599 Independent Study: Special Topics in History