History - Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

This major is offered through the College of Arts and Sciences.

To graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in History, eleven courses are required. Of these eleven, at least two and no more than four courses must be at the 100- or 200-level; two must be junior research seminars (HIST 40x, HIST 41x, HIST 42x), ordinarily taken in consecutive semesters during the junior year); and one must be a senior thesis (HIST 496), taken in the first semester of the senior year. All remaining classes must be at the 300-level and above. At the end of the sophomore year students are formally accepted as history majors. All four HSHU courses (HSHU 101, HSHU 102, HSHU 203, HSHU 204) can count as 100-, 200- or 300-level HIST courses. In order to be accepted, a student must have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 and grades of C or better in all history courses taken up to the point of acceptance.

100-200 Level Course - Take Two

HIST 1XX100-Level History Course

HIST 2XX200-Level History Course

HSHU 101Jesus to Muhammad: The Early Christians in the Mediterranean World

3

HSHU 102Charlemagne to Chaucer: Christian Life in the Middle Ages

3

HSHU 203The Age of Discovery

3

HSHU 204Christian Culture/Secular Age

3

MUS 135Mary in Art and Music Through the Ages

3

MUS 178Music in Western Civilization

3

ANTH 108Introduction to Archaeology

3

ARPL 211/ARPL 211History of Architecture I

3

ART 272The Cosmopolitan Renaissance

3

EURO 201/EURO 201/MDIA 218European Culture: Multiculturalism and National Identity

3

100-300 Level Course - Take Two

HIST 3XX300-Level History Course

HSHU 101Jesus to Muhammad: The Early Christians in the Mediterranean World

3

HSHU 102Charlemagne to Chaucer: Christian Life in the Middle Ages

3

HSHU 203The Age of Discovery

3

HSHU 204Christian Culture/Secular Age

3

HIST 494Research Apprenticeship

3

HIST 495Internship

3

HIST 1XX100-Level History Course

HIST 2XX200-Level History Course

ANTH 108Introduction to Archaeology

3

ARPL 211/ARPL 211History of Architecture I

3

ART 272The Cosmopolitan Renaissance

3

ART 320/ART 320The Art of the Baroque World

3

EURO 201/EURO 201/MDIA 218European Culture: Multiculturalism and National Identity

3

HSLS 351A History of London

3

POL 260Introduction to American Intelligence

3

WASH 101Washington Past & Present: An Introductory Study

3

300-400 Level Course - Take Four

HIST 3XX300-Level History Course

ANTH 240/ANTH 240/HIST 240Politics of the Past: An Introduction to Cultural Heritage Studies

3

ANTH 354Archaeology of Settlements & Landscapes

3

ART 211History of Art: Prehistory to the Middle Ages

3

ART 212History of Art: From the Renaissance to the Modern Age

3

ART 319/ART 319Renaissance Art and Architecture - Art in the First Global Age

3

ART 320/ART 320The Art of the Baroque World

3

CLAS 318R/CLAS 318RArt and Architecture of Ancient Rome

3

HIST 492Directed Readings

3

HIST 494Research Apprenticeship

3

HIST 495Internship

3

MUS 325/MUS 325H/MUS 325History of Music I

3

MUS 325H/MUS 325/MUS 325HHistory of Music I (Honors)

3

Junior Seminar - Take Two

40XHistory Course Numbered 400-409

41XHistory Course Numbered 410-419

HIST 420American Lives in the Twentieth Century

3

Senior Thesis - Take One

HIST 496ASenior Thesis: Topics in US History

3

HIST 496BSenior Thesis: Topics in 19th and 20th C European History

3

HIST 496GPolitics and Culture in the U.S., 1880-2000

3

HIST 496JSenior Thesis: The Crusades

3