In addition:
- Three advanced (200 or above) courses from one area of concentration
- Two advanced courses from a second area of concentration
- One advanced course from a third area of concentration
Areas of concentration and their advanced courses:Africa
- HIST 320 Genocide
- HIST 335 Women and Work
- HIST 341 Islam and Victorianism in 19th-Century Africa
- HIST 344 Colonialism in Africa Through the Novel
- HIST 345 Slavery in World History
- HIST 351 Women, Gender and Imperialism
Europe
- HIST 326 The History of Ancient Greece
- HIST 328 The History of Ancient Rome
- HIST 329 The History of Medieval Europe
- HIST 331 History of the Byzantine Empire
- HIST 350 The History of Modern Europe
- HIST 351 Women, Gender and Imperialism
- HIST 370 The End of the World
Latin America
- HIST 371 Revolutions in Latin America
- HIST 372 Borderlands in Latin America
- HIST 373 The U.S. in Latin America
Middle East
- HIST 320 Genocide
- HIST 340 Israel/Palestine: The Roots of the Arab-Israeli Conflict
- HIST 341 Islam and Victorianism in 19th-Century Africa
- HIST 343 The Modern Middle East
- HIST 354 Issues in the Contemporary Middle East
United States
- HIST 322 American Immigration and Ethnic History
- HIST 324 Poverty, Charity and Welfare in American History (Adv. Core: DD)
- HIST 327 Women and Gender in United States History
- HIST 335 Women and Work
- HIST 345 Slavery in World History
History majors, especially those planning to do graduate work, are strongly encouraged to study a foreign language. Transfer students who wish to earn a major in history must satisfy the above requirements or their equivalent and must complete, on the ÀÏ°ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±¼Ç¼ campus, at least three advanced courses.