Undergraduate Concentration in European & Ancient History

Location(s): Glassboro Campus

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The concentration in European/Ancient History offers a structured program of study for history majors interested in gaining an in-depth understanding of Europe or the Ancient World within the discipline of history. Students who fulfill the requirements of this program will earn a Bachelor of Arts in History with a Concentration in European/Ancient History. The concentration provides a coherent plan of study that prepares motivated students for graduate study or professional work in their chosen area and recognizes their efforts on their transcript.

Program Requirements

Required Foundational Course: 3 s.h.

This course would count in the Foundational courses for the BA in History

HIST 05150 - United States to 1865 Credits: 3
or
HIST 05151 - United States since 1865 Credits: 3

Upper Level Courses: 12 s.h.

Choose 4 courses

HIST 05307 - Ancient Mediterranean World Credits: 3
HIST 05310 - Medieval Europe Credits: 3
HIST 05311 - Renaissance and Reformation Credits: 3
HIST 05314 - Europe 1871-1914 Credits: 3
HIST 05315 - Twentieth Century Europe to 1945 Credits: 3
HIST 05316 - Twentieth Century Europe since 1945 Credits: 3
HIST 05319 - Ancient Greece Credits: 3
HIST 05419 - Women In Modern Europe Credits: 3
HIST 05353 - Imperialism and Colonialism Credits: 3
HIST 05379 - Ancient Egypt Credits: 3