新利18娱乐登陆,18新利手机网页 Skip to main content Skip to main content Apply Give Trigger Search Search this Site Go Menu Trigger Menu Close Search this Site Go Primary Header Navigation ARHU Home Home About Academic Programs Courses Fall 2021 Courses Undergraduate History Major History Major Capstone Undergraduate Fields of Specialization History Minor Middle East Studies Minor Immigration and Migration Studies Transcript Notation Undergraduate Admissions Advising History Undergraduate Association Graduate Programs History Ph.D. History M.A. History and Historic Preservation Dual-M.A. Program History and Library Science M.A. Museum Scholarship and Material Culture Certificate Graduate Admissions Funding and Awards Forms and Resources Graduate Placement Research Center for Global Migration Studies Histories of Global Capitalism Forum Research Fields for Graduate Study Miller Center for Historical Studies Projects and Archives Secondary Header Navigation Apply Give News Events People Contact Us Alumni Prospective Students Current Students Faculty and Staff History Minor Breadcrumb Home Academic Programs Undergraduate Relevant Links Academic Programs Advising Courses Undergraduate History Minor The History Minor is an excellent way for students to turn an interest in history into a valuable credential and skill set. In working with both primary and secondary sources, students will hone their skills in research methods, critical thinking and expository/analytical writing. The History Minor pairs well with other disciplines such as government and politics, law, and political science, among countless others. The History Minor is designed to introduce students to the broad field of historical study, both by deepening their knowledge and understanding of the past and by developing their ability to do critical, historically-minded analysis. About the History Minor Requirements Participating students are required to complete 18 credits (6 courses) in History. The courses must be distributed in at least 2 geographic fields (Asia, Europe, Middle East, United States, etc.) and must include at least one course in each of two chronological periods (pre-1750/post-1750). A minimum of 9 credits are required in courses at the 300- or 400- level. No more than 3 credits (1 course) may be at the 100- level, and no more than 3 credits (1 course) can be fulfilled by AP, IB, or transfer credit. Please note that the History Major and the History Minor are not interchangeable. The Major allows students to complete more in-depth study of a particular interest, engages students with research seminars, and allows a much greater understanding of the field. Admissions and Advising For more information about admissions, please visit the Admissions page or contact the History Advising Office. Contact the History Advising Office at: [email protected] 301-405-0072 Office Location: 2131 Francis Scott Key Hall Make an advising appointment with the College of Arts and Humanities here. Schedule an Apointment with the History Advising Office Additional Resources Beyond the Classroom Immigration and Migration Studies Transcript Notation History Major Middle East Studies Minor Testudo Schedule of Classes Department of History 2115 Francis Scott Key Hall College Park, MD 20742 301.405.4265 [email protected] Primary Footer Navigation ARHU Home Home About Academic Programs Research Secondary Footer Navigation Apply Give News Events People Contact Us Alumni Current Students Prospective Students Faculty and Staff Resources and Archives Follow Us Facebook Twitter Linkedin Youtube © 2024 University of Maryland Log In Privacy Policy Web Accessibility 新利18娱乐登陆,18新利手机网页
