Graduate Certificate in World History curriculum
All students pursuing the World History Bridge Certificate must complete HIS 8310, Seminar in World History, and at least three electives, for a total of 12 credits.
All of the courses listed below are approved electives for the certificate. Not all of the courses are offered on a regular basis. At the discretion of the world history coordinator, history courses with relevant content but not listed here may be used to satisfy certificate requirements (ex. a special topics course).
| Course | Title |
|---|---|
| HIS 5130/7130 | U.S. Foreign Relations |
| HIS 5210/7210 | Peopling of Modern America |
| HIS 5251/7251 | History of Feminism |
| HIS 5385/7835 | History Christianity to the Reformation |
| HIS 5386/7836 | History of Christianity from the Reformation to the Present |
| HIS 5480/7480 | Nazi Germany |
| HIS 5490 | Russia and Eurasia |
| HIS 5500/7500 | Soviet Union |
| HIS 5530/7530 | History of WWI and II |
| HIS 5535/7535 | History of Terrorism |
| HIS 5555/7555 | Britain in the Age of Empire |
| HIS 5556/7556 | Modern Britain |
| HIS 5665/7665 | Global Cities |
| HIS 5825 | Modern China |
| HIS 5855 | Premodern Japan |
| HIS 5865 | Modern Japan |
| HIS 5875 | Gender in Modern East Asia |
| HIS 6000 | Jews, Christians, and Muslims |
| HIS 6000 | Zionism |
| HIS 6000 | History of Genocide |
| HIS 7855 | History and Memory |