World History (Minor)
The minor in world history offers a balance of European, Asian, African, and Latin American history courses alongside comparative and thematic courses. This program acquaints students with the research tools used by historians to uncover and interpret the past.
Curriculum for the Minor in World History
Required course (Credit: 3 hours)
HIST 2000 | Introduction to Historical Methods | 3 credits |
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HIST 3440 | Church, State and Society in Medieval Europe | 3 credits |
HIST 3460 | Church, State and Society in the Renaissance and Reformation Era | 3 credits |
HIST 3470 | Church, State and Society in the Age of Enlightenment | 3 credits |
HIST 3480 | Europe in the 19th Century | 3 credits |
HIST 3490 | Europe in the 20th Century | 3 credits |
HIST 3510 | Britain to 1688 | 3 credits |
HIST 3511 | Great Britain since 1688 | 3 credits |
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HIST 4010 | The Atlantic World | 3 credits |
HIST 4020 | Technology, Environment and Empire | 3 credits |
HIST 4030 | European Colonization | 3 credits |
HIST 4040 | Humans and their Environment since 1945 | 3 credits |
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Total Hours: 18