Major Requirements (35 Hours) 

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Required
HIST 103 & HIST 104	World History I and World History II	6
United States
Select three of the following:		9
HIST 201	United States History to 1865
HIST 202	United States History Since 1865
HIST 324	History of Women in the United States
HIST 372	The ‘70s: U.S. Women’s Conferences, Conventions and Confrontations in the 1970s
Europe
HIST 370	A History of Modern European Women	3
Select one of the following:		3
HIST 342	History of Classical Greece
HIST 343	Classical Rome
HIST 344	Medieval Civilization
HIST 347	Renaissance and Reformation
HIST 365	History of England to 1600
Select one of the following:		3
HIST 349	Great Lives and Minds: From Renaissance to Enlightenment
HIST 350	Great Lives and Minds: From Enlightenment to Existentialism
HIST 359	Europe in the 19th Century: 1815–1914
HIST 360	Europe in the 20th Century: 1914–Present
HIST 366	History of England, 1600 to Present
HIST 368	Great Cities of Europe: The Ancient, Medieval, and Renaissance Worlds
HIST 369	History of Revolutionary France
HIST 371	Modern London and Paris
HIST 382	Modern East/Central Europe
HIST 413	Women in Revolutions
HIST 422	Living with the Enemy
Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East
Select one of the following:		3
HIST 376	Chinese Women and Society
HIST 390/490	Special Topics (relevant topics)
Elective
Select one of the following:		3
HIST 341	African-American History
HIST 390/490	Special Topics (relevant topics)
HIST 413	Women in Revolutions
HUST 205	History of Famous Women
Advanced Writing Requirement and Senior Comprehensive
Students completing Advanced Writing Requirement and Senior Comprehensive in History must complete the following two-course sequence:
HIST 392 & HIST 495	Doing History: Oral and Public Histories and Senior Seminar	5
Total Credits		35

Advanced Writing Proficiency

Before taking the Senior Seminar, history majors intending to fulfill their Advanced Writing Proficiency requirement in the History department will enroll in HIST 392 Doing History in the spring of their junior year. They will be awarded the Advanced W upon successfully completing their senior research paper in HIST 495 Senior Seminar and presenting the project.

Senior Comprehensive

The Senior Comprehensive consists of an oral presentation based on the senior research paper from the Senior Seminar. The comprehensive research presentation will take place before the History Department during the second semester of the academic year. December graduates must share their paper with faculty two weeks prior to their presentation and present before faculty before the end of the Fall semester.