Studies in History, Graduate Certificate

Contact Information

Mack Social Sciences 243
(775) 784-6855
jenni@unr.edu

Program Objectives/Student Learning Outcomes

Students will improve their professional preparation by expanding knowledge of content areas and research and writing skills in selective areas of study linked to their professional goals.

Admission Requirements

To pursue the certificate, the student must meet one of these requirements: a Bachelor’s degree in a humanities or social science; a bachelor’s degree in Education; or Teaching Credential.

Students pursuing the graduate certificate of Studies in History must satisfy all of the graduate school requirements  for admission as a Graduate Special. Students should read the History Department bulletin.

Undergraduates may pursue the certificate provided they are working on one of the degrees or credentials described above, and that they meet the requirements of the Graduate School, as stated in this catalog, for undergraduates taking graduate courses.

I. Program Requirements

• The completion of twelve units of graduate-level courses with a grade of at least a B is required.
• At least three units must be taken at the 700-level.
• Course selection will be determined in consultation with the Graduate Director.
• Students must notify the Graduate Director of The Department of History, in writing, of their intent to pursue the certificate.

Possible courses are:

• HIST 600 - Proseminar (1 unit)
• HIST 601 - American Constitutional History (3 units)
• HIST 603A - Tourism, Imperialism, and Culture (3 units)
• HIST 604 - Social History of the United States (3 units)
• HIST 604C - Social Movements in the United States (3 units)
• HIST 606 - War, Culture and Society in American History (3 units)
• HIST 606D - The Civil War in American Culture (3 units)
• HIST 607A - United States Foreign Relations I (3 units)
• HIST 607B - United States Foreign Relations II (3 units)
• HIST 608 - World War II From a Global Perspective (3 units)
• HIST 608A - World War II Goes to the Movies (3 units)
• HIST 609 - History of Sports in America (3 units)
• HIST 610A - American Cultural and Intellectual History I (3 units)
• HIST 610B - American Cultural and Intellectual History II (3 units)
• HIST 611 - US Colnl Period- 1750 (3 units)
• HIST 612 - Revolution & New Republic (3 units)
• HIST 613 - US From 1815 To 1877 (3 units)
• HIST 615C - History of the United States 1877-1929 (3 units)
• HIST 616B - Contemporary America: The United States since 1945 (3 units)
• HIST 617A - Nevada and the West (3 units)
• HIST 617B - California History (3 units)
• HIST 617C - The West as National Experience (3 units)
• HIST 618 - History of the U.S.-American Indian Relations (3 units)
• HIST 627 - Europ. Intellect. Hist (3 units)
• HIST 627A - Culture and Society in European History II (3 units)
• HIST 631 - Modern Basque History (From 1700 to the Present) (3 units)
• HIST 632 - History of Women in the United States (3 units)
• HIST 633A - The African American Freedom Struggle After 1865 (3 units)
• HIST 639 - Religion and Society in Latin America (3 units)
• HIST 639A - The Aztecs (3 units)
• HIST 639B - Inquisition in Europe and Latin America (3 units)
• HIST 642 - Women in Latin America (3 units)
• HIST 650A - Modern Chinese History (3 units)
• HIST 654 - Topics in Medieval History (3 units)
• HIST 662 - The French Revolution and The Revolutionary Era (3 units)
• HIST 663 - Europe: 1815-1914 (3 units)
• HIST 664 - Europe: 1914-Present (3 units)
• HIST 665A - Culture and Society in 19th Century Great Britain (3 units)
• HIST 665C - Modern Ireland and National Identity (3 units)
• HIST 669 - Topics in Russian and East European History (3 units)
• HIST 677 - Culture and Society in Modern Africa (3 units)
• HIST 679 - Race and Ethnicity in American History (3 units)
• HIST 680 - Science, Technology and Society (3 units)
• HIST 680A - Problems in the History and Philosophy of Science (3 units)
• HIST 680B - Renaissance Science and the Secrets of Nature (3 units)
• HIST 681 - Mind, Madness and Culture: Psychotherapy in Europe and America (3 units)
• HIST 682 - The Age of Discovery:1300-1600 (3 units)
• HIST 683 - Studies in Urban History (3 units)
• HIST 684A - History of the Book: 1450-1800 (3 units)
• HIST 684B - History of the Book in America (3 units)
• HIST 685 - Oral History (3 units)
• HIST 687 - Topics in American Studies (3 units)
• HIST 688 - Creating North American Landscapes (3 units)
• HIST 688B - Landscape of Lake Tahoe (3 units)
• HIST 688C - Topics in Nature and Culture (3 units)
• HIST 690A - History of Early Medicine (3 units)
• HIST 694A - Medicine and Technology in Traditional China (3 units)
• HIST 694B - Pathologies of Daily Life in Modern China (3 units)
• HIST 694C - Topics in Chinese Culture and Society (3 units)
• HIST 697 - Independent Study (1 to 3 units)
• HIST 698 - Advanced Historical Studies (1 to 3 units)
• HIST 700 - Cultural Studies and History (3 units)
• HIST 701 - Philosophy of History (3 units)
• HIST 780 - Seminar in Methodology (3 units)
• HIST 781 - Historiography: the Americas (3 units)
• HIST 783 - Historiography (3 units)
• HIST 785 - U.S. Historiography (3 units)

II. Program Total Hours (12 units)