History - Carnegie Mellon University

History from Carnegie Mellon University is a Campus Master History degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. The History graduate studies program at Carnegie Mellon University is based on five thematic areas of faculty strength: African American and diaspora; culture and power; gender and family; labor and politics; and science, technology, medicine, and environment. These areas, which cut across national and temporal boundaries, form the basis for a shared curriculum. Although many of our students pursue research topics in the history of the United States, we also have students who specialize in Chinese, European, Latin American, and Russian history . In addition to strong national training, our program aims to provide students with broad exposure to transnational issues through a range of thematic and methodological courses. The department emphasizes interdisciplinary work in history, state policy, and anthropology. Almost all our students serve as teaching assistants in a large World History course. Regardless of which national fields our students choose to research, our program encourages them to explore thematic issues that transcend national boundaries. Our program is small by design, and students receive a great deal of individual attention from faculty. The program strongly emphasizes research, and all students participate in a year-long research seminar. View more details on Carnegie Mellon University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related History courses.