History

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HISTORY

Heighten your awareness of your cultural heritage, as well as your knowledge of the origins and causes of crucial national and international issues, institutions, and movements. Discover what has made our world the way it is today.

  • Small class sizes
  • A student community that creates an atmosphere of learning and mutual success.
  • Rigorous, interesting classes in a comfortable setting.
  • Opportunities for International Study, hands-on field experience, and co-curricular activities.
  • Directed and independent study opportunities in advanced and specialized topics.
  • Training in critical thinking, intellectual curiosity, open-mindedness, research, reflective thinking, and problem solving.
  • Attentive faculty invested in the success of their students.
  • High acceptance rate into graduate and law schools.

 

Coursework

Core Courses

Course Title Credits

Hist 207

The United States to 1865

3

Hist 208

The United States Since 1865

3

Hist 291

Western Civilization I

3

Hist 292

Western Civilization II

3

Plus three of the following courses:

Course Title Credits

Hist 301

Selected Readings or Topics in U.S. Studies

3

Hist 303

Civil War and Reconstruction

3

Pols 311

Federal Indian Policy

3

Hist 312

North Dakota History

3

Hist 316

Religion in American History

3

Hist 331

American West

3

Hist 370

American Constitutions and Revolutions

3

Hist 391

American Economic History

3

Hist 450

Internship in History (if area involved is U.S.)

3

Pols 344

American Foreign Relations to 1920

3

Pols 348

American Foreign Relations since 1895

3

Plus three of the following courses:

Course Title Credits

Hist 220

Europe: 1900 to Mid-Century

3

Hist 222

History of the Middle East

3

Hist 262

History of China

3

Hist 302

Selected Readings and Topics in Non-U.S. Studies

3

Hist 304

Medieval Europe

3

Hist 305

Ancient Near East

3

Hist 306

Renaissance and Reformation

3

Hist 307

Ancient Greece

3

Hist 308

Ancient Rome

3

Hist 310

Indigenous History from Time Immemorial to 1787

3

Hist 344

19th Century Europe

3

Hist 354

Evolution of War

3

Hist 362

History of China

3

Hist 364

The French Revolution and the Age of Napoleon

3

Hist 374

History of Medicine

3

Hist 450

Internship in History (If area involved is non-U.S.)

3

Pols 325

Comparative European Governments

3

Pols 335

European Union

3

Hist 350

Selected Readings and Topics in non-Western History

3

Plus Senior Seminar:

Course Title Credits

Hist 480

Senior Seminar in History

3

Total Semester Credits Required: 36

Tuition and Financial Aid

We believe every student, regardless of their financial situation, should have access to a UJ education. 100% of our full-time undergraduate students have some type of financial aid, with scholarship packages starting at $8,000 minimum. Your counselor for admissions personally walks you through financial aid, including the process of filing a FAFSA, maximizing your eligibility for aid, and answering any questions you may have along the way.