Tuition Fee
Start Date
Medium of studying
Duration
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Masters
Major
History | Political History
Area of study
Humanities
Course Language
English
About Program
Program Overview
This graduate program offers a flexible curriculum focused on various historical areas, including modern Europe, the US, and the North American West. Students can pursue a non-thesis or thesis option and explore specialized topics such as race, ethnicity, Native American cultures, and politics. Graduates can find careers in diverse fields, including academia, archives, and government. The program also offers a Ph.D. option in Historical Archaeology.
Program Outline
Careers:
- Historian
- Archivist
- Librarian
- Writer
- Teacher
- Archeologist
- Editor
- Museum director
- Journalist
- Lawyer (with additional education)
- Diplomat
- Freelance researcher
- Politician
- Political analyst
- Public relations consultant
- Intelligence analyst
- International business consultant
- Tourism and recreation director
- Broadcaster
- Employee for a nongovernmental organization (NGO)
- Officer in the U.S. military
Other:
- The program allows students to focus their graduate studies on the history of modern Europe, modern United States, or North American West (including the Pacific Northwest).
- Other program strengths include the history of race and ethnicity, Native American cultures, Latin American cultures, labor, gender, religion, politics and international relations.
- Students may choose a non-thesis option or a thesis option.
- A Ph.D. in Historical Archaeology is also available.
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