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History Major
Requirements for the Major
Required Courses
One HIS course numbered 110-119 (World History)
3
AND
One HIS course numbered 120-129 (U.S. History)
3
AND
One HIS course numbered 200-299 (The Craft of History)
3
AND
HIS 500
Research Seminar
3
Five additional history courses numbered 300 or higher <em>(18 hours)</em>, chosen so as to represent at least three of the <em>four</em> categories of upper-level courses:
HIS 360-379 or 460-479
Upper-level courses in American history (United States and Latin America)
HIS 301-329 or 408-429
Upper-level courses in European and Middle Eastern history
HIS 330-359 or 430-459
Upper-level courses in African and Asian history
HIS 380-399 or 480-499
Upper-level courses in thematic studies in history