This track focuses on History, preparing students with the knowledge and practical skills the field expects at the Master's level.
Graduates are equipped to pursue relevant career paths, with a self-paced format built for students balancing work and other commitments.
SS-126Sociology
Graduate-level study of core sociological theory and social structures.
- Advanced sociological theory
- Social structure analysis
- Applying sociology to real institutions
SS-310Economics
Graduate-level study of core economic theory and analysis.
- Advanced economic theory
- Applying economics to policy
- Current research in economics
SS-489English Literature
Graduate-level study of major literary works and critical analysis.
- Advanced literary analysis
- Literary criticism frameworks
- Contextualizing literary works
SS-716Mass Communication
Graduate-level study of mass media theory and practice.
- Advanced media theory
- Media industry analysis
- Applying communication theory to practice
AAS-902World History
Tracing major civilizations, conflicts, and turning points across the globe.
- Rise and fall of empires
- Global conflicts and their causes
- Cultural exchange across regions
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Specialist Courses
5 Courses
HIS-077Introduction to History
A broad orientation to the historical discipline and its methods.
- Historical methodology basics
- Primary vs secondary sources
- Overview of historical eras
HIS-131World History II
Graduate-level study of modern and contemporary world history.
- Modern global turning points
- Twentieth-century world conflicts
- Contemporary historical analysis
HIS-340Advanced American History
Graduate-level study of complex themes in American history.
- Advanced historiographical analysis
- Social movements in America
- Political change throughout American history
HIS-344Twentieth Century America
Covers major social, political, and cultural developments in 20th century America.
- Major 20th century events
- Social and cultural change
- Political developments in modern America
HIS-897Western Civilization II
Graduate-level study of Western civilization from the Renaissance to modern times.
- Renaissance and Enlightenment thought
- Modern Western political developments
- Cultural shifts in the modern West
$60,000
Total Program Cost
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Admission requires Bachelor's Degree or equivalent.
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