Master of Arts in History - European and World History

The European and World History Concentration offers a comprehensive journey into the histories of regions and cultures outside the United States, deepening students' understanding and appreciation of global narratives. This concentration equips you with broad comparative frameworks to better grasp both local and global histories, encouraging you to view historical events and trends through transnational and intercultural lenses. By exploring the intricate tapestry of the world's past, you're prepared not only for traditional roles in history but also for a variety of careers where your insights into global cultures and historical contexts are invaluable.Here are careers that this concentration can prepare you for:Historian: Specialize in researching and analyzing historical documents and sources to understand and interpret past events.Archivist: Preserve and organize historical documents and records, making them accessible for research and education.Museum Curator: Manage collections of artifacts and artworks, curating exhibits that educate the public about historical and cultural heritages.Cultural Heritage Officer: Work to protect, manage, and promote cultural heritage sites and ensure they are preserved for future generations.

students must complete an application to the university and have official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended submitted to the office of admission minimum 3.0 cumulative gpa a minimum 3.0 gpa in historysubmit an academic writing sample to the history department chairpersonsubmit a statement of purpose not to exceed 500 words to the history department chairpersonalthough it is not required applicants may also submit one or more of the following gre scores three letters of recommendation a history research paper documentation of work experience in the field of history applicants without these qualifications will be considered for conditional admittance