Learning Outcomes
- Students will explore content knowledge and historical interpretations (Historiography).
- Students will conduct and write historical research at an advanced level.
- Students will utilize oral and written communications skills in the historical discipline.
- Students will practice Public History skills and methods.
Requirements for the
M.A. Degree (36 credits)
The Public History Program at Ïã½¶ÊÓÆµ is set up so that students can complete the degree in four semesters, if taking the full course load of three courses per semester. All courses are 3 credits. No more than 6 transfer credits may be applied to the graduate Public History degree.
Methodological Course - Required
PHST 601 Introduction to Public History
Theoretical and Professional Courses -
5 Required
- 500 or 600-level PHST course, or approved equivalencies.
Internships - 2 Required
- PHST 654 Oral History Internship
- PHST 655 Digital History/Humanities Internship
- PHST 656 Historic Preservation Internship
- PHST 657 Historical Editing Internship
- PHST 658 Archival Internship
- PHST 659 Museum Internship
History Courses: 4 Required
Students are required to take one course in each of these historical areas:
- American/U.S. History
- European History
- Global/International History
- One additional course in any of these above areas.