College of Arts and Sciences
Description:
Combine the history of military operations with cultural, social and political history to learn how war has been fought, its effects, and the diverse roles that people play in war. You will acquire advanced knowledge in the development of modern warfare while expanding regional expertise, which is valued by government agencies. Through close examination of military history, doctrine, and operations, you will be equipped to understand, research, analyze, explain and teach the subject. Learners may also explore on-ramps to MA and PhD programs in History and related fields.
Today’s rapidly changing security environment makes understanding the history of warfare more important than ever. Military History helps you develop skills and become a content expert as you explore opportunities in the university, community college, and high school history teaching professions. Through assignments, projects and assessments, you must demonstrate mastery of each course with a minimum grade of 80%. Successful learners will receive a digital badge to showcase the skills earned.
Complete three of the following courses:
- HIST 801 - Historiography (3 credits)
- HIST 850 - History and Security: East Asia (3 credits)
- HIST 983 - Topics in Military History (3 credits)
- HIST 990 - Seminar in Military History (3 credits)
- HIST 991 - Seminar in American Military Affairs (3 credits)
- HIST 855 - History and Security: Modern Africa since 1850 (3 credits)
- HIST 860 - Topics in International History (3 credits)