Graduate Certificate in Modern World History
Are you a teacher looking to boost your qualifications to teach dual credit courses or a history enthusiast who wants to get more training and information about the work of historians?
The Graduate Certificate in Modern World History provides coursework for teachers and other individuals looking to enhance their knowledge and understanding of history. The coursework focuses on teaching the advanced methods and skills of historians through classes on the Modern World with special courses in the United States, Europe, Latin America, and Chinese history.
Certificate Requirements
The certificate requires 6 classes for a total of 18 credit hours.
Certificate Requirements:
- 3 credit hours - HIST-H 501 Historical Methodology (offered in Spring)
- 12 credit hours - Four courses covering at least three different areas of the world (United States, Latin America, Asia, and Europe).
- 3 credit hours - Elective (to be approved by program coordinator if outside of history department)
Required Courses
The Graduate Certificate in Modern World History requires 6 courses for a total of 18 credit hours.
Required Courses
3 credit hours
- HIST-H 501 - Historical Methodology
Elective Courses
15 credit hours
Choose 5 courses
- HIST-A 507 - American Cultural History
- HIST-H 509 - Special Topics in European History
- HIST-H 511 - Special Topics in U.S. History
- HIST-H 521 - Special Topics in History
- HIST-H 523 - The Holocaust
- HIST-H 524 - Issues in Contemporary Historigraphy
- HIST-H 543 - Practicum in Public History
- HIST-H 546 - History of Science, Medicine, and Technology
- HIST-H 547 - Special Topics in Public History
- HIST-H 575 - Graduate Readings in History
- HIST-H 620 - Colloquium in Modern Western European History
- HIST-H 650 - Colloquium in United States History
- HIST-H 665 - Colloquium in Latin American History
- HIST-H 669 - Colloquium in Comparative History
- HIST-H 720 - Seminar in Modern Western European History
- HIST-H 765 - Seminar in Latin American History
- HIST-H 775 - Colloquium in East Asian History
- HIST-H 750 - Seminar in U.S. History
- HIST-H 775 - Seminar in East Asian History
- HIST-H 799 - Seminar in World History
- HIST-G 569 - Modern Japan
- HIST-G 585 - Modern China
- HIST-G 587 - Contemporary China
- HIST-T 500 - Topics in History
Admissions Process
Students can begin this program in either the fall or spring semester.
Deadlines for application are:
Spring: January 2
Summer: April 15
Fall: August 10
To be admitted to the certificate program, applicants are required to submit the following:
- Application form
- A personal statement of educational goals
- Three letters of recommendation
- Please note that the application form provides space for you to list those who will be writing letters of recommendation; a form will automatically be sent to those individuals.
- Official transcripts from the college/university awarding your bachelor's degree, and any other institutions that you attended, including those awarding graduate degrees.
- Official Transcripts from all colleges and universities you have attended are required. Please have the transcripts sent to:
Records Specialist
School of Social Sciences
Crestview Hall 140B
IU Southeast
4201 Grant Line Road
New Albany IN 47150
- Official Transcripts from all colleges and universities you have attended are required. Please have the transcripts sent to:
Advising
For advising and other information, please contact:
Quinn P. Dauer Ph.D.
Associate Professor of History
Coordinator of History Program
Crestview Hall 021
Phone: (812) 941-2891
qdauer@ius.edu
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