Public History Concentration
Public History Concentration
This concentration will help students interested in pursuing public history careers to enter graduate school or the market with some training in the field. Public historians are in many ways a community’s connection to history. Those trained in public history become museum and historical agency/society professionals, historical interpreters, cultural resource managers, private consultants in planning, community projects and conservation, restoration experts, historical archaeologists, and archivists.
Code | Title | Units |
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Public History Courses | ||
HIST 292S | Introduction to Public History | 1 |
HIST 297 | Internship in History | 1 |
ARTH 365V | Collections Management | 1 |
HIST 485 | Independent Study (Self-Designed Museum Exhibition) * | 1 |
Select two additional course from the following: | 2 | |
American Consumer Culture | ||
The 1950's and 1960's | ||
Southern History and Culture in the United States, 1800-Present | ||
Tango,Telenovelas,Taco Trucks | ||
Anthropology of Food | ||
Topics in Global Art History | ||
Art history Survey I: From Prehistory to 14th Century (Can be used as an H course) | ||
Art History Survey II: From Renaissance to Post-Impressionism (Can be used as an H course) | ||
Art Market and Institutions | ||
Exhibition Concept Development and Design | ||
Curating Visual Culture | ||
Visual Communication | ||
Digital Art Fundamentals | ||
Web Design | ||
Digital Photography | ||
Introduction to Maps and Geographic Information Systems | ||
Cultural and Political Ecology | ||
Social Entrepreneurship | ||
Launching a New Venture | ||
English Historical Landscape | ||
The Holocaust | ||
Crossroads of Empire (Junior Seminar) | ||
Global Migration and Diasporas | ||
Scenic Artistry | ||
Total Units | 6 |
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Proposal must be reviewed by the Coordinator of the Public History Concentration in advance of beginning the project before the HIST 485 Independent Study can be counted towards the Concentration.