History
You may wish to enhance your primary degree program by minoring in history. For a minor in history, you take six history courses, four of which must be upper-division courses (200 level or above).
Introductory
Choose one or two of the following courses:
- HIS.Q 106 - Asian History I Credits: 3
- HIS.Q 107 - Asian History II Credits: 3
- HIS.Q 108 - Atlantic World History Credits: 3
- HIS.Q 109 - Premodern World History Credits: 3
- HIS.Q 177 - US History from Colonial Era to the Contemporary Era Credits: 3
- HIS.Q 213 - Epidemics and Pandemics in US Society, 1492- Present. Credits: 3
Upper division sample courses
Choose four to five (to complete a total of 6 courses):
- African American History
- American Women's History
- Ancient Greece
- Civil War and Reconstruction
- Colonial Latin America
- Crime and Deviance in Latin America: A History of Social Control
- Introduction to Museums
- Introduction to Archives
- Feast and Famine
- Ukraine and Russia
- Natural Disasters in American Society
- Refugees in the Middle East
- Vikings
- Public History
- Witches and Witchcraft
- Social History of Medicine and Disease in the Americas, 1780-1960
- Women and Gender in Asia
- WWII
- Black Music and Activism
- Asian American History
- Latinx History
- Politics and History of the Internet
- Sports History
Program Options, Requirements, and Course Descriptions
