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Aug 19, 2025
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2025-2026 Rowan University Academic Catalog
Certificate of Undergraduate Study in Public History
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Public History is usually defined as history beyond the walls of a traditional classroom. Public Historians work as preservationists in archives and research libraries and as museum professionals. They may be curators, museum educators, exhibit producers, oral historians, and even community activists. The CUGS in Public History will interest students who hope to work in historical, natural history, or anthropological museums; historical societies; federal, state and local government; archival management; etc. The Certificate requires 15 s.h. of courses related to public history, including three core courses and two electives.
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Electives:
Any TWO of the following courses: Total Required Credits for the Program: 15 s.h.
* Note: Composition II (COMP 01112 ) is a prerequisite, but students pursuing this CUGS who have completed Museum Studies (ANTH 02290 ) will be given a prerequisite waiver Coordinators Dr. Jennifer Janofsky History Department Robinson Hall lawrencej@rowan.edu Dr. Jane Hill Department of Sociology & Anthropology Robinson Hall hillj@rowan.edu |
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