MA History Path 1: Pre-Doctoral European Concentration (EH1)
Department of History and Art History Program of Study Master of Arts in History – PATH I: PRE-DOCTORAL (30 credits) Concentration: EUROPEAN (EH1) For students entering in fall 2015 and after. Students are encouraged to use this form to plan their programs, but the final determination of a requirement’s completion is made by the graduate director. Please consult the university catalog for formal degree requirements and a full list of options. When saving this form, please include your last name and the date of the most recent changes in the filename, e.g., Plan_EH1_F2015_schrag_4-4-16.doc Name G Number Email Requirement Introduction (3 credits) 1 Introduction
Semester admitted Date Updated Course number
Course title
HIST 610
Study and Writing of History
Instructor
Term
Grade
Major Field (European History) (15 credits) If a course spans chronological periods, students may choose how to apply it toward requirements. For example, HIST 622: U.S. South Since 1865, can fulfill the distribution requirement for either (18611914) or (1914 to the present), but not both. 2 Ancient-1789 3 1789 to 1914 4 1914 to present 5 European history, any period 6 Research seminar HIST 731 Research seminar in European history
Minor Field Concentration (6 credits): [name of minor field] 7 8 Independent Research (3-6 credits) HIST 798 (Directed Research & Writing) and one additional course or HIST 799 (Thesis). 9 10 Language proficiency sufficient to conduct primary source research in the student's intended area of concentration. Language Evidence of Date certified language Comments Please note any exceptions to regular requirements, such as approved substitutions or the change of a catalog year.
Director’s Approval: _____________________________________ Date _____________________ Director of MA Program in History Form updated 1 September 2016.
Semester admitted Date Updated Course number
Course title
HIST 610
Study and Writing of History
Instructor
Term
Grade
Major Field (European History) (15 credits) If a course spans chronological periods, students may choose how to apply it toward requirements. For example, HIST 622: U.S. South Since 1865, can fulfill the distribution requirement for either (18611914) or (1914 to the present), but not both. 2 Ancient-1789 3 1789 to 1914 4 1914 to present 5 European history, any period 6 Research seminar HIST 731 Research seminar in European history
Minor Field Concentration (6 credits): [name of minor field] 7 8 Independent Research (3-6 credits) HIST 798 (Directed Research & Writing) and one additional course or HIST 799 (Thesis). 9 10 Language proficiency sufficient to conduct primary source research in the student's intended area of concentration. Language Evidence of Date certified language Comments Please note any exceptions to regular requirements, such as approved substitutions or the change of a catalog year.
Director’s Approval: _____________________________________ Date _____________________ Director of MA Program in History Form updated 1 September 2016.
