Graduate Courses

A complete list of history courses in the graduate bulletin, along with their course descriptions, can also be found in the 2024-25 Graduate Bulletin.

HIS 5000. Varieties and Methodologies of History (3)
HIS 5002. Seminar in Public History (3)
HIS 5106. Readings Seminar in European History (3)
HIS 5107. Research Seminar in European History (3)
HIS 5206. Readings Seminar in American History (3)
HIS 5207. Research Seminar in American History (3)
HIS 5208. Readings Seminar in Appalachian History (3)
HIS 5209. Research Seminar in Appalachian History (3)
HIS 5306. Readings Seminar in Latin American History (3)
HIS 5307. Research Seminar in Latin American History (3)
HIS 5400. Grant Writing (3)
HIS 5406. Readings Seminar in African/Middle Eastern/Asian History (3)
HIS 5407. Research Seminar in African/Middle Eastern/Asian History (3)
HIS 5450. History and Social Studies Education (3)
HIS 5460. World History: Concepts and Content (3)
HIS 5500. Independent Study (1-3)
HIS 5530-5549. Selected Topics (1-4)
HIS 5575. Introduction to Public History (3)
HIS 5576. Cultural Resource Management (3)
HIS 5577. Historical Documentation (3)

HIS 5578. Architectural History (3)
HIS 5579. Oral History (3)
HIS 5580. Studies in Material Culture (3)
HIS 5581. Records and Society (3)
HIS 5583. American Environmental History (3)
HIS 5584. America's National Parks (3)
HIS 5586. Introduction to Historic Preservation (3)
HIS 5587. Philosophy of Historic Preservation (3)
HIS 5591. Archives, History, and Collective Memory (3)
HIS 5595. Digital History (3)
HIS 5610. Management of Museums (3)
HIS 5640. Interpretation in Museums (3)
HIS 5650. Museum Education (3)
HIS 5660. Topics in Public and Applied History (3)
HIS 5900. Internship in History (3-12)
HIS 5989. Graduate Research (1-9)
HIS 5998. Thesis Research (1-9)
HIS 5999. Thesis (1-9)

Department of History

Graduate Courses