Master of Arts in State and Local History (SLH)

Required Courses: 12-14 hours

• HIST 505 - Historical Methods Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 530 - Urban Communities in U.S. History Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 533 - Studies and Techniques in Local History Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 688 - Historiography Credit Hours: 2 hrs

Restricted Elective Courses: 12-14 hours

Select at least one course from Group A and one from Group B:

Cognate Courses: 4-6 hours

Four to six hours selected from one cognate area (e.g., historic preservation) or topic (e.g. musical theatre), in consultation with the graduate adviser.

Program Total: 30 hours

Notes:

This program is listed in the print catalog as a graduate certificate.  The program was revised and is now a Master of Arts (effective Fall 2007).

Undergraduate Courses for Graduate Credit: History and Philosophy

The following courses may be elected for graduate credit. A maximum of nine hours of approved 400-level course work may be permitted in the earning of any graduate degree.

If you intend to enroll in any of the following undergraduate courses for graduate credit, you must submit a request form from the Graduate School to receive permission before enrolling in the course; otherwise, you will receive undergraduate credit.

• HIST 411 - England to 1689 Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 412 - England 1689 to Present Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 414 - The Automobile Industry and Modern America Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 424 - The United States from 1917 to 1941 Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 425 - The United States from 1941 to 1963 Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 426 - The United States from 1963 to the Present Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 427 - Europe from Absolutism to Revolution, 1648-1815 Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 435 - Italy since 1815 Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 441 - The Far East to 1800 Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 442 - Modern China Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 443 - Modern Japan Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 450 - European Military History, 1815-1945 Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 451 - History of the First World War 1914-1918 Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 456 - Europe Since 1945 Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 457 - History of Mexico Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 461 - Foreign Relations of the United States Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 463 - United States Labor History Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 464 - The Old West, 1540-1890 Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 465 - United States Constitutional History Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 468 - The American Mind to the Civil War Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 469 - The American Mind Since the Civil War Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 471 - Social and Intellectual History of 19th-Century Europe Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 479 - Special Topics Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 480 - The American Revolution Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 481 - The Teaching of Social Studies Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 482 - The Age of Washington and Jefferson Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 486 - The United States as an Emerging World Power Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• HIST 487 - Internship Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• PHIL 426 - Topics in Gender and Philosophy Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• PHIL 426 - Topics in Gender and Philosophy Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• PHIL 460 - Philosophy of Language Credit Hours: 3 hrs
• PHIL 470 - Contemporary European Philosophy Credit Hours: 3 hrs