History Department Course Offerings
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History Content Core
HIST 1250: Early America (SS, Div.)
HIST 1260: Modern America (SS)
HIST 1510/1510H: World Civilizations (SS, IP)
- Available in-person, online, and web-centric. Web-centric classes meet in-person on scheduled days, but are otherwise online.
HIST 1520/1520H: The Modern World (SS, IP)
HIST 2210: North American Indigenous People
Dr. Brooks TR 1:00-2:15
Multiple times and modalities (in-person, online, web-centric) available unless otherwise noted.
Most courses meet BGP requirements for Social Sciences (SS). Some meet International Perspective (IP) or diversity (Div.) requirements
Local, Regional, and Public
HIST 3062: History of Ohio
Dr. Brooks TR 2:30-3:45
HIST 4802: Environmental History (Seminar)
Dr. Challú W 4:30-7:20
Military and Diplomatic
HIST 3034: WWII (Online)
Dr. Grunden
HIST 3334/3334H: The Vietnam War
Dr. Greene TR 9:30-10:45
HIST 4444: War and Diplomacy in Europe
Dr. Forsyth T 2:30-3:20
Transnational
HIST 3417: Ancient Greece
Dr. Stark MW 4:30-5:45
HIST 3567: Genocide and Holocaust
Dr. Schrag MWF 10:30-11:20
HIST 3607: Representative Personalities of the 20th Century (Online)
Dr. Brooks
HIST 4807: Race Matters in 21st Century Europe (Seminar)
Dr. Guenther
History Professional Core
HIST 1001: The Historian’s Craft
Dr. Mancuso MWF 2:30-3:20
HIST 2001: Historical Writing
Dr. Grunden R 2:30-3:20
- Take this class with HIST 2210!
HIST 4001: Professional Practices in History
Dr. Forsyth T 2:30-3:20
- Take this class with or after a 4000-level class.
Social and Cultural
HIST 3173: African Cultures and Societies
Dr. Nwauwa TR 11:30-12:45
HIST 4463: French Revolution: Liberty & Death, 1789-1804
Dr. Barr TR 9:30-10:45
HIST 4803: The Zombie in American History and Culture (Seminar)
Dr. Grunden TR 1:00-2:15
Political and Economic
HIST 3255: Early National U.S. 1763-1789
Dr. Martin TR 6:00-7:15
HIST 3365/3365H: Drugs and Alcohol in American History
Dr. Martin TR 4:00-5:15
HIST 4805: U.S. Since 1945 (Online)
Dr. Jackson
Questions?
Contact Dr. Casey Stark, starkcm@bgsu.edu, Faculty Mentor for History Majors.
HIST 5540: European Foreign Relations, 1914-Present
Dr. Forsyth TR 11:30-12:45
HIST 5820: Environmental History: Place, Planet, Anthropocene (Problems in History)
Dr. Challú W 4:30-7:20
HIST 6100: Local History
Dr. Mancuso M 4:30-7:20
HIST 6320: Women and Gender in Early Modern Europe
Dr. Barr TR 1:00-2:15
HIST 6520: Historiography
Dr. Greene T 4:00-7:00
HIST 6560: Archives Administration
HIST 6700: Graduate Readings in History
HIST 6760: Inequality in the U.S. (Seminar in American Culture Studies)
Dr. Shocket T 6:00-9:00
HIST 6860: Independent Study in History
HIST 6880: Internship in Public History
HIST 6910: Public History Capstone
Questions?
Contact Dr. Benjamin Greene, greeneb@bgsu.edu, Graduate Program Coordinator.
Updated: 05/26/2022 11:11AM