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A
major in History requires the following courses:
| HST
111 |
Europe
and the Mediterranean World to 1660 |
4
sh |
| HST
112 |
Europe
and the Mediterranean World since 1660 |
4
sh |
| HST
301 |
Research
Methods
|
4
sh |
Choose
one course from: |
4
sh |
| HST
121 |
United
States History through 1865 |
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| HST
122 |
United
States History since 1865 |
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| HST
123 |
United
States and North Carolina since 1865 |
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Twenty-four
hours history electives, 16 of which must be at the 300-400 level: |
24
sh |
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U.S. and Europe, including ancient history (16 sh) (at least 4 sh each from U.S. and Europe/ancient) |
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Africa, Asia, Latin America, or the Middle East (4 sh) |
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Other
electives (8 sh) |
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| One
History seminar course including completion of a Senior Thesis |
4
sh |
TOTAL |
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44
sh |
| It is strongly recommended that history majors, in consultation
with their advisor, select a topical or regional concentration of
12 semester hours at the 300 level and above. Concentration courses
will be chosen from among the required 24 elective hours. With the
approval of the department chair, four hours from outside history
may be applied toward the concentration and the elective
history hour requirement. The Department strongly recommends
that history majors considering graduate school take a foreign language. |
History majors receiving teacher licensure must complete
the following courses:
| HST
111 |
Europe
and the Mediterranean World to 1660 |
4
sh |
| HST
112 |
Europe
and the Mediterranean World since 1660 |
4
sh |
| HST
121 |
United
States History through 1865 |
4
sh |
| HST
123 |
U.S.
and North Carolina |
4
sh |
| HST
301 |
Research
Methods |
4
sh |
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One
History seminar course |
4
sh |
Twelve
hours HST electives at the 300-400 level chosen from each of the following three
areas: |
12
sh |
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1)
Europe |
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2)
Developing World (Africa, Latin America, Asia) |
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3)
U.S. minority history (African Americans, Native Americans, Women in the U.S.)
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| GEO
131 |
The
World's Regions |
4
sh |
| POL
111 |
American
Government |
4
sh |
| ECO 201 |
Principles of Economics |
4
sh |
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Set
of professional education courses |
35
sh |
| TOTAL |
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83
sh |
| Click here for more information on the teacher education program. |
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