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| Undergraduate Studies |
| Knowledge and awareness of history and society are important ingredients of a liberal education. The Department of History offers general courses for all students, a major and a minor in history, and preparation for students who plan to continue study at the graduate level, to teach history, or to enter related fields. |
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| Requirements for a major in History |
| Requirements for a minor in History |
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| Graduate Studies |
| The Master of Arts degree in History is designed to meet the varied needs of students. There are two study tracks or plans for completion of the degree: thesis, non-thesis. |
| Normally, those who wish to enter a Ph.D. program, law school, or certain positions in archives, government, and community college teaching positions pursue the thesis option. Other students pursuing positions where a thesis is not needed often study in the non-thesis track. |
| For further information on the M.A. program, see the departmental booklet Graduate Program in History or refer to the USA Bulletin. Please also contact the
Coordinator of Graduate Studies, Martha Jane Brazy. |
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| • History Department Bulletin information |
| • Description of all History (HY) courses |
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