History, Bachelor of Arts

Coordinator: J. Moore

REQUIRED MAJOR HOURS 33
REQUIRED MINOR HOURS 15-20
TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS 48-53
COURSES ATTAINABLE IN GEN ED:  HIST 245

Student Learning Outcomes

  1. Students will have the ability to articulate the importance of historical causation, including the awareness that all historical events are due to a complex range of causal factors;
  2. Students will be able to describe the historical context of important historical developments, involving the interplay of a society’s political, religious and social and geographical forces;
  3. Students will demonstrate knowledge of historical periodization (salient common features and differences of people, places and groups in various time periods);
  4. Students will be able to articulate the importance of historical continuity and change over time;
  5. Students will be able to know and make use of both primary and secondary sources of history in historical research and writing; and
  6. Students will be able to identify and analyze key concepts and issues in a given culture.

Program Requirements

Required Major Hours

HIST 200Introduction to Historical Study

3

American History (Choose at least three)

HIST 244Survey of United States History to 1877

3

HIST 245Survey of United States History from 1877 to the Present

3

HIST 314Making America: Colonization, Revolution and the U. S. Constitution

3

HIST 318Civil War and Reconstruction

3

HIST 324/RELI 324American Christianity

3

HIST 325The History of the New South

3

HIST 345North Carolina History

3

HIST 401Slavery in the Atlantic

3

HIST 402The Long Civil Rights Movement

3

HIST 411Diplomatic History of the United States

3

HIST 431Special Topics: American History

3

HIST 401: May be used in one category only

European History (Choose at least two)

HIST 311Medieval Europe

3

HIST 322/RELI 322Early and Medieval Christianity

3

HIST 327The Renaissance and Reformation

3

HIST 331Nineteenth-Century Europe

3

HIST 332Twentieth-Century Europe

3

HIST 380Modern Germany Since 1789

3

HIST 383The Second World War

3

HIST 414History of England to 1688

3

HIST 430Special Topics: European History

3

Non-Western History (Choose at least one)

HIST 401Slavery in the Atlantic

3

POLS 351Politics of Developing Areas

3

POLS 352African Politics

3

POLS 353Middle East Politics

3

POLS 355Asian Politics

3

POLS 430Special Topics

3

GEOG 102World Regional Geography

3

GLST 202International Relations and Comparative Politics

3

GLST 340International Political Economy

3

RELI 346World Religions

3

POLS 430: if on a relevant non-Western topic

HIST 401: May be used in one category only

HIST Elective Courses (12 credit hours)
Select 12 hours of HIST courses at 200 level or higher.
Total Credit Hours:33

Required Minor Hours

A minor selected from any of the University’s offerings.

Total Credit Hours:15-20

Total Credit Hours: 48-53

Additional Requirements for Transfer Majors

All students transferring under the Comprehensive Articulation Agreement must complete HIST 101 and HIST 102 as part of the General Education curriculum.