M.A. in World History
This degree is being considered for implementation in Fall 2012.I. Graduate Certificate in World History (15 Credits)
HIST 6011 Seminar: Approaches to World History
HIST 7101 Teaching and Research Methods for World History
Plus three courses from Comparative/Thematic Courses and/or Regional Concentrations
II. M.A. in World History (33-36 Credits)
A. Curriculum [An asterisk denotes courses are already being offered at Hawai‘i Pacific University]
1. Core Courses (3 credits):
HIST 6011 Seminar: Approaches to World History
2. Comparative and Thematic Courses (12 credits):
HIST 6061 Seminar: Modern Imperialism
HIST 6062 Seminar: Modern Revolutions
HIST 6063 Seminar: Atlantic System
HIST 6065 Seminar: Modern Nationalism
HIST 6066 Seminar: Comparative Slavery
HIST 6067 Seminar: Gender
HIST 6090 Seminar: Topics in World History
*HIST/PSGL 6340 Seminar: Environmental History
*HIST 6622 Seminar: The Military Revolution
*HIST 6670 Seminar: History of Genocide
3. Regional Concentrations (9 credits):
Choose three from at least two of the following regional concentrations in history:
European History:
HIST 6101 Seminar: Ancient Mediterranean
HIST 6151 Seminar: Medieval Europe
HIST 6221 Seminar: Early Modern Europe
HIST 6231 Seminar: Modern Europe
American History:
HIST 6401 Seminar: US History to 1865
HIST 6402 Seminar: US History since 1865
Asian History:
HIST 6300 Seminar: Chinese History
HIST 6320 Seminar: Japanese History
Pacific and African History:
HIST 6551 Seminar: Pacific Islands History
HIST 6556 Seminar: Hawaiian History
HIST 6571 Seminar: African History
4. Supporting Fields (6 credits): Choose two of the following:
Art History: ARTH 6011Seminar: World Art History
Classical Studies: CLST 6011 Seminar: East-West Classics
Literature: LIT 6011Seminar: Gender Studies
Philosophy: PHIL 6011 Seminar: World Philosophies
Religious Studies: REL 6011 Seminar: World Religions
Education: *ED 6460 Curriculum and Instruction
*ED 6462 World History for Social Studies Teachers
Political Science: *PSCI 6151 International Organization*PSCI 6661 The Politics of Terrorism
*PSCI 6610 Politics of Developing Nations
5. Capstone Courses (3-6 credits)
Plan A–For terminal MA students:
HIST 7101 Teaching and Research Methods
Plan B-For students planning to pursue a doctorate
HIST 7101 Teaching and Research Methods
HIST 7201 Thesis Paper

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