History - George Mason University

History from George Mason University is a Campus Master History degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. Mason's Department of History and Art History faculty comprises scholars of national and international acclaim. Five members of the department have won Guggenheim awards and one was granted a MacArthur Fellowship. Additionally, the department is home to the Center for History and New Media, which has been recognized with major awards and grants from organizations such as the American Historical Association, the Library of Congress, and the Kellogg Foundation. Concentrations in Predoctoral History with an Emphasis in Cultural History This emphasis is for students with a particular interest in cultural history and students considering future work in the cultural studies doctoral program. Concentrations in Applied History This concentration is for students seeking expertise in applied history fields, such as archival management, museum studies, historic preservation, and historical editing. It is also suitable for professionally employed historians who desire to further their careers. Concentrations in Enrichment This concentration is for students who want to study history for intellectual self-fulfillment or vocational reasons. It allows more flexibility in the selection of courses and does not have a foreign language requirement. Concentration in Teaching This concentration is intended for students already licensed for teaching or seeking licensure. Although it includes course work in history and education, completion of this concentration alone is not sufficient to qualify for licensure. View more details on George Mason University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related History courses.