Course Information
The department offers lower-division surveys in Western and world civilization as well as U.S. history, while upper-division offerings include a wide range of subject areas, from the ancient Near East to American family history. Seminars and 400-level courses provide opportunities for majors to write substantial research papers and to participate in intensive reading and discussion of topics.
Looking for the 2011-12 year at a glance? Click here for the online Course Planning Guide. Note: this information may change, so consult this guide periodically for updates.
Looking for course descriptions? Click here for course descriptions for our regular catalog offerings (.pdf version). Course descriptions for special topics courses, seminars, and other non-regular courses can be found under the listings below, under the term when they are offered.
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Fall 2011 |
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Winter 2012 |
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Spring 2012 |
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Summer 2012 (available May 15) |
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Profile
Meet Professor Friedrich Schuler »
At fifteen Professor Friedrich Schuler got lost in the library. Today he still goes to the stacks to discover the truth about the past.