Public History (PhD)
Degree Requirements
Students may choose from course tracks to complete coursework within a focus area.
Degrees earned will be distributed as: "Doctor of Philosophy in Public History" without focus area track specifications.
Code | Title | Hours | Counts towards |
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Public History Courses | 21 | ||
Introduction To Public History | |||
Internship In Public History | |||
Historical Writing | |||
Select a minimum of four additional 500- to 700-level courses approved in conjunction with the academic committee 1 | |||
History Courses | 21 | ||
Historiography and Historical Method | |||
Colloquium in History 2 | |||
Select a minimum of three additional 500- to 700-level HI courses approved in conjunction with the academic committee | |||
Interdisciplinary Courses | 6 | ||
Select a minimum of two 500- to 800-level courses from an outside discipline approved in conjunction with the academic committee | |||
Dissertation Research Courses | 24 | ||
Doctoral Dissertation Seminar 3 | |||
Doctoral Dissertation Research 4 | |||
Total Hours | 72 |
- 1
Students can select a focus area track for to meet this requirement. Focus Area tracks include: African American History, Digital History, Heritage Studies, Museum Studies and Public Memory.
- 2
HI 792 must be repeated three times to meet the minimum 9-credit requirement for the course.
- 3
Must be taken in two consecutive semesters
- 4
Minimum 22 credit hours
Faculty
Full Professors
- David R. Ambaras
- Nishani Frazier
- Craig T. Friend
- Tammrah Gordon
- Holly Hurlburt
- Akram F. Khater
- Traci Brynne Marante
- Julia Rudolph
- David Aaron Zonderman
Associate Professors
- Katherine Mellen Charron
- Frederico Freitas
- Verena Kasper-Marienberg
- Susanna M. Lee
- Noah B. Strote
Assistant Professors
- Kristen Alff
- Ajamu Dillahunt
- Frederico Freitas
- Ebony Jones
- Alicia McGill
- Tate Sewell Paulette
- Jordan Rogers
Teaching Assistant Professor
- Steven Lechner
Lecturer
- Gwyneth Anne Thayer