Master of Arts in History - Thematic

Our program prepares students for a wide variety of professions, including teaching, government service, museum management, and historic preservation, as well as further degree work in history, law, librarianship and business. The department encourages applications from individuals of any age interested in resuming their education.
History students will:
Identify people, events, and processes significant to their courses of study, examine similarities and differences across chronologies, geographies, and themes, explain how past peoples understood their worlds and how those understandings shaped the ways they acted, analyze the range of social, cultural, political, and economic possibilities available to people in particular contexts, analyze why change occurs.
The master of arts in history requires 36 semester hours (12 courses). Students applying for admission to the program should have some background in history, though not necessarily a BA in the subject. The department encourages applications from individuals of any age interested in continuing or resuming their education. Graduate students in history develop skills in critical thinking, writing and independent research. Our program prepares students for a wide variety of professions, including teaching, government service, museum and archive management, and historic preservation, as well as further degree work in history, law, librarianship and business.

Two letters of recommendation (academic references are preffered)
Official transcripts from every university you have attended previously
Statement of purpose
Writing sample
Resume
Test scores are optional

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