Pilihan program

Ringkasan program

In this program, students are encouraged to develop innovative fields of study tailored to their individual interests. Thematic, comparative, and methodological fields that cut across conventional geographical and chronological boundaries are all possible. Under the broad general heading of Colonial America and the United States, the department offers graduate work in a wide variety of subjects and approaches, some of which expand into other areas of history and into other disciplines. In addition to traditional chronological coverage, students will find clusters of courses and faculty research interests in such areas as gender and the law, colonialism, the American West, environmental history, business history, public policy and social institutions, and ethnicity and race.

Modul program

The modules are HIST 199 Uncovering the Wild West, HIST 199 U.S History Through Biology, HIST 199 Hidden History (College Connections), HIST 201 United States I: Pre-19th Century, HIST 201 United States I: Pre-19th Century, HIST 202 United States II: 19th Century, HIST 203 United States III: 20th Century, HIST 203 United States III: 20th Century, HIST 203 United States III: 20th Century, HIST 245 Russia, America and the World, HIST 250 African-American History, HIST 251 African-American History, HIST 273 Introduction to American Environmental History, HIST 308 History of Women in the U.S I, HIST 308 History of Women in the U.S I, HIST 309 History of Women in the U.S II, HIST 309 History of Women in the U.S II, HIST 350 American Radicalism, HIST 351 American Radicalism, HIST 352 U.S in the 1960s, HIST 357 The South, HIST 358 American Jewish History, HIST 359 Religious Life in the U.S, HIST 359 Religious Life in the U.S, HIST 363 American Business History, HIST 388 Vietnam and the U.S, HIST 399 The Iraq War, HIST 399 American West in Film, HIST 399 The Death Penalty in the U.S, HIST 399 Therapeutic Origins of Politics, Policy, and Citizenship in Post-1945 U.S, HIST 399 Sexual Science and Sexual Politics, HIST 407 Seminar: Death and Public Memory, HIST 407 Seminar: Rethinking the 1960s, HIST 407 Seminar: Oregon History, HIST 407 Seminar: U.S Medicine and Public Health, HIST 407 Seminar: U.S 1870-1900, HIST 407 Seminar: Indian Treaties, HIST 407 Seminar: Gender, Race and Sex in U.S History, HIST 407 Seminar: Consumer Culture in Modern America, HIST 407 Seminar: Intellectuals and Intellectual History in Modern America, HIST 407 Seminar: Pacific Northwest, HIST 407 Seminar: Social History of Medicine in the U.S, HIST 407 Seminar: African-American Social and Political History, HIST 407 Seminar: U.S Reconstruction Era, HIST 407 Seminar: Modern American Conservatism, HIST 408 Colloquium: The Culture of Nature in Early America, HIST 410 Freemasonry and Secret Societies, HIST 410 Slavery and Emancipation in the Atlantic World, HIST 410 American Identity, HIST 410 Medicine and Health in U.S History, HIST 410 African-American Social and Political History, HIST 410 African-American Women's History, HIST 410 Chicano History, HIST 410 The Civil Rights Movement, HIST 410 The Immigrant Experience in America, HIST 410 U.S-China Relations, HIST 449 Race and Ethnicity in the American West, HIST 451 U.S and World War II, HIST 451 The Cold War, HIST 455 Colonial American History, HIST 456 Revolutionary America, HIST 457 Jacksonian Democracy, HIST 457 U.S in the Era of Reconstruction, HIST 457 The Civil War, HIST 457 19th Century U.S Reconstruction, HIST 457 The Civil War, HIST 460 Nature and Nurture, HIST 460 19th Century American Thought, HIST 460 Women Thinking, HIST 461 American Medical History, HIST 463 Topics in American Economic History: Great Depression, HIST 466 American West, HIST 466 American West, HIST 467 American West in the 20th Century, HIST 467 American West in the 20th Century, HIST 468 The Pacific Northwest, HIST 468 Pacific Northwest, HIST 469 Plains Indians, HIST 469 Native Nations and the U.S., HIST 473 American Environmental History, HIST 476 American Political History, HIST 605 Historical Methods, HIST 607 Graduate Seminar: Race, Gender, and Sex in the United States, HIST 608 Colloquium: Readings in U.S History, HIST 608 Colloquium: 20th Century U.S History, ES 399 Race and War in the U.S, ES 456 History of Native American Education, HUM 254 The City in America.

Persyaratan masuk bagi mahasiswa internasional

Students must hold a bachelor's degree from an accredited four-year university with a grade point average of at least a 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Students are expected to have completed an undergraduate degree in the liberal arts with emphasis on history. Students must have a minimum Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score of 575 on the paper-based test or 88 on the internet-based test and IELTS (academic module) overall band score of 7.0 is required.

Kualifikasi

Doktor (S3)

Institusi penerbit ijazah

University Of Oregon

Nama jurusan

College of Arts and Sciences, Department of History

Mengenai University of Oregon