History 125
Introduction to World History
Analytical approach to world history overview that surveys major features of principal existing civilizations of world, as originally formed and as altered by key global processes including forces of modernity.
- History 125 Syllabus
- History 125: Introduction to World History Map List
- History 125: Discussion Questions on World History in Documents
- Sample quiz
- Sample exam
History 510
Approaches to Modern World History
Introduces historical study of world beyond Europe and United States. Students read major theoretical works and case studies of particular regions. Examines imperialism, national identity, and various forms of popular resistance; familiarizes students with range of scholarly approaches, including world systems theory and subaltern studies.
History 615
Introduction to American Behavioral History
Readings and discussion of bibliographies, interpretations, and research trends in topics selected by instructor. Course may be repeated when content differs.
History 731/751
Research Seminar: Research in Comparative World History
Research in specialized topics using primary sources. Research seminar requiring comparative research and analysis. Organized around significant topic or theme in field of world history. Topics vary from year to year. Maximum 6 credits may be earned.
History 796
Global History of Human Rights
Independent reading on topic agreed to by student and faculty member.
College Teaching 792
Special Topics in Higher Education
Covers current issues in teaching and learning in higher education.