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HIST 720: Colloquium in Modern European History
3.00 Credits
American University
Course Level: Graduate Covers major issues in European history from 1789 to 1900. Integrates political, social, cultural, intellectual, diplomatic, and military subjects and their historiography. The colloquium assumes basic knowledge of events. Usually offered alternate falls.
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HIST 721: Colloquium in Modern European History since 1900
3.00 Credits
American University
Course Level: Graduate Covers major issues in European history since 1900. Integrates political, social, cultural, intellectual, diplomatic, and military subjects and their historiography. The colloquium assumes basic knowledge of events. Usually offered alternate falls.
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HIST 727: Colloquium in United States History I:to 1865
3.00 Credits
American University
Course Level: Graduate The course assumes the student's familiarity with factual data and concentrates on analyzing important historiographic disputes and developments in U.S. history to the end of the Civil War. Usually offered every fall.
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HIST 728: Colloquium in United States History II:since 1865
3.00 Credits
American University
Course Level: Graduate The course assumes the student's familiarity with factual data and concentrates on analyzing important historiographic disputes and developments in U.S. history from 1865 to the present. Usually offered every spring.
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HIST 729: Public History Seminar
3.00 Credits
American University
Course Level: Graduate With HIST-730, this course is part of a two course sequence introducing students to ideas, debates, and best practices in the field of public history. The course introduces students to the historical origins of public history, the historiography and major paradigms in the field, and to debates about the public role of historians. Usually offered every fall.
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HIST 730: Public History Practicum
3.00 Credits
American University
Course Level: Graduate With HIST-729, this course is part of a two course sequence introducing students to ideas, debates, and best practices in the field of public history. The course introduces students to the best practices in both the interpretation of history in public venues and the management of heritage sites. Includes governance, ethics, interpretation, evaluation, exhibition development, and education. Usually offered every fall.
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HIST 744: The Historian's Craft
3.00 Credits
American University
Course Level: Graduate Focuses on historical theory, historical methodology, and differences in the various branches of history. Brings together graduate students with various specialties and interests and creates a common base of knowledge and experience. Usually offered every fall.
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HIST 751: Research Seminar in European History
3.00 Credits
American University
Course Level: Graduate Identification and development of research subjects; sources and their evaluation; research techniques and problems; and writing and argumentation. Students research and write substantial papers based largely on primary sources. Usually offered every spring.
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HIST 752: Research Seminar in United States History
3.00 Credits
American University
Course Level: Graduate Identification and development of research subjects; sources and their evaluation; research techniques and problems; and writing and argumentation. Students research and write substantial papers based largely on primary sources. Usually offered every spring.
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HIST 797: Master's Thesis Seminar
1.00 - 6.00 Credits
American University
Course Level: Graduate Usually offered every term.
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