पाठ्यक्रम परिवर्तनशीलता

पाठ्यक्रमबारे सारश

This program is an innovative, student-centered, practice-based, individualized program of study. This program involves the responsibilities of major federal land-management agencies in the United States such as the National Park Service, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Bureau of Reclamation, and the Bureau of Land Management. With jurisdiction over millions of acres of land and cultural resources (buildings, objects, sites, structures, and districts), these agencies operate within a regulatory system that requires not only careful stewardship of the national domain but also interpretive programs for public education and entertainment.

कार्यक्रमका खाकाहरू

The modules are Public History Field: 24-27 hours (9-15 hours seminars; 12 hours professional residency), Required of all candidates (15 hours): HIST 7510 Public History, 3 hours, HIST 7991/7992 Professional Residency Colloquium, 6 hours each, Candidates will choose the remaining hours for their public history field from the public history seminars offered by the department according to their areas of specialization. Public History seminars courses: 6510/ 7510 Seminar: Public History, Three credits, 6610/ 7610 Essentials of Historic Preservation and Cultural Resources Management, Three credits, 6520/ 7520 Seminar: Historic Preservation, Three credits, 6560/ 7560 Seminar: Cultural Resource Management, Three credits, 6535/ 7535 Essentials of Museum Management, Three credits, 6540/ 7540 Seminar: Museum Management, Three credits, 6615/7615 Essentials of Archival Management, Three credits, 6620/7620 Seminar in Archival Management, Three credits, 6545/ 7545 Seminar in Management of Collections for Historical Organizations and Archives, Three credits, Prerequisite: HIST 4910/5910 or 4920/5920 or equivalent6220/ 7220 Seminar in Public Programming for Historical Organizations and Archives, Three credits, 6590 Practicum in Archival Management, Three credits, 6570 Public History Internship, Three credits, 6530/ 7530 Seminar: Administration of Historical Organizations, Three credits, 6550/ 7550 Seminar: American Material Culture, Three credits, 6551/ 7551 Seminar: American Architectural History, Three credits, 6190/ 7190 Seminar: State and Local History, Three credits, 6993/7993 Current Issues in Public History Practice, Three credits, 6994/7994 Advanced Projects in Public History, Three credits, 7991/ 7992 Professional Residency Colloquium, Six credits each, General history seminars courses: 6010 Historiography, Three credits, 6020 Historical Research Methods, Three credits, 6110/ 7110 Seminar: Colonial and Early American History to 1800, Three credits, 6120/ 7120 Seminar: The Era of the American Revolution, Three credits, 6130/ 7130 Seminar: Jacksonian America, Three credits, 6140 Seminar: Old South, Three credits, 6150/ 7150 Seminar: New South, Three credits, 6160/ 7160 Seminar: American West, Three credits, 6170/ 7170 Seminar: Recent American History, Three credits, 6180/ 7180 Seminar: American Diplomatic History, Three credits, 6210/ 7210 Seminar: American Social History, Three credits, 6230/ 7230 Seminar: American Women’s History, Three credits, 6240/ 7240 Seminar: African American History, Three credits, 6260/ 7260 Seminar: American Religious History, Three credits, 6310 Seminar: Medieval Europe, Three credits, 6320 Seminar: Renaissance and Reformation Europe, Three credits, 6340 Seminar: Topics in Premodern Europe, Three credits, 6360/ 7360 Seminar: Nineteenth-Century Europe, Three credits, Selected topics, A research paper using primary materials required, 6370/ 7370 Seminar: Recent European History, Three credits, 6380/ 7380 Seminar: The Third Reich, Three credits, Preparation for students to think critically, research competently, and write intelligently about the history of National Socialist Germany, 6390 Seminar: European Women’s History, Three credits, 6410/ 7410 Seminar: Latin America, Three credits, 6420/ 7420 Seminar: Far East, Three credits, 6640 Thesis Research, One to six credits, 7640 Dissertation Research, One to six credits, 6910/ 7910 Selected Studies in American History, Three credits, History Field: 9-15 hours, Interdisciplinary Field: 9-12 hours.

अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय विद्यार्थीहरू प्रवेशको लागि आवश्यकता

Students should hold a master’s degree and have earned at least 18 semester hours of undergraduate history credit and a minimum of 21 semester hours of graduate history credit. They must have a 3.50 grade point average (GPA) in master's degree work (and a 3.00 GPA in undergraduate history classes). Students should have a minimum of 530 verbal reasoning score and a 4.5 analytical reasoning score (new scoring) or a minimum of a combined 1100 on the verbal and analytical reasoning scores in GRE.

योग्यता

विद्यावारिधि उपाधि

प्रदान गर्ने निकाय

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY

विभागको नाम

College of Liberal Arts, Department of History