Courses
The History Department offers a variety of courses from the introductory (or 100 level) to advanced (300 level) seminars. Some are specific in content, focusing on one person or event; others are broad in scope. What they all share is that each class goes to the source, introducing you to an exciting range of written and visual materials, critical historical theory, and a fresh, hands-on approach. We offer an exciting experience that is a voyage of discovery, not rote learning of facts and dates.
Areas of Interest
To view a list of courses in each area of interest, select from the following:
- Gender, Race, Class, and Family
- Conflict, Resolution, Rights, and Revolution
- Power, Politics, Labor, and Capital
- Nation, Colony, Borderland, and Frontier
- Ideas, Religion, Culture, and Education
- City, Region, Environment, and the Transnational
- Memory, Survey, and Historical Method