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Guided Pathways: European History

European History explores and challenges transformations in Europe and its influence in the world over the last several centuries. By examining such themes as empire, war, migration, and cooperation in Europe, students gain a broader understanding of other cultures and societies. It prepares students to critically consider Europe—and by extension any region—and the construction of nationality and identity. To do so, students examine primary sources from different regions, cultures, and media. Students who study European history often go on to teach primary or secondary school, attend law school, work for the State Department, or teach English abroad.

(HIST 1100) European History to 1300
(HIST 1110) European History since 1300
(HIST 2100) Nazi Germany and the Holocaust

(HIST 3040) Early Medieval England
(HIST 3045) Late Medieval England
(HIST 3140) Victorian Britain
(HIST 3160) Soviet Union

(HIST 3210) Age of Total War
(HIST 3220) Post-War Europe
(HIST 3240) Twentieth Century Britain
(HIST 4010) Roman Republic
(HIST 4020) Roman Empire
(HIST 4040) Christianity in the Ancient World
(HIST 4050) Christianity in the Medieval World

(HIST 4080) History of Medicine
(HIST 4095) Governing Bodies
(HIST 4120) Christianity in the Modern World

(HIST 4130) Early Medieval Social and Cultural History
(HIST 4250) Topics in European Social and Cultural History

(HIST 4270) The Age of Global Empires, 1400-1750
(HIST 4275) The End of Empires, 1750-Present
(HIST 4701) The Darwinian Revolution


Last Updated: 8/24/21