This concentration is part of the History, MA program.
Inspire the next generation
Turn your passion for history into a career that shapes the next generation of learners. This concentration provides the pedagogical tools and historical depth you need to lead a classroom with confidence. You’ll graduate ready to make a lasting impact as an educator who brings complex historical narratives to life for your students.
A commitment to teaching
You’ll gain practical experience in curriculum development, pedagogical best practices and developing effective lectures and hands-on assignments. Our program prepares you to navigate the challenges of modern education while fostering a love for historical inquiry in every student you teach.
Path to certification
This 30-hour program with comprehensive exams prepares you for teaching history at the junior college level. You also will become qualified to register for an alternative certification program if your goal is to teach at the K-12 level.
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How long will it take to complete?
3 years.
Is there a thesis or dissertation?
No.
Apply to the history master's program
Students seeking admission to Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ graduate programs must hold a baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution. You're responsible for submitting application materials required for admission and any supplemental items as requested.
To be eligible for consideration into this program, you must achieve
- an undergraduate 2.5 GPA or higher overall
- and 3.0 GPA in history coursework.
Ready? Complete the graduate school application send the following items directly to the Department of History:
- two letters of recommendation from individuals who can speak to your talents and suitability
- and a 5-10 page writing sample that demonstrates analytical skill.
Priority deadlines
For priority consideration with assistantship openings, submit your completed application by the following dates:
- Feb. 1 for Fall semester enrollment.
- Oct. 1 for Spring semester enrollment.
Questions?
Get in touch! We're here to help.
Department of History
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