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Track 7. Asian History
Concentration Tracks ( 4 courses, 12 credits)
Your history program will likely focus in a certain
track: American History, European History, History of Women and
Gender, History and the Law, African and African-American History,
Public History, Asian History, Latin American History. You will
choose from within one of the tracks, developing a program, in consultation
with your advisor, to reflect your interests.
History Courses Outside the Concentration
(4 courses, 12 credits)
200 Level or above
These courses should be chosen through discussion
with an advisor. The main goal is to broaden understanding by turning
a student’s attention toward people and parts of the world outside
the area of concentration. For example, students with a concentration
in History and the Law could satisfy this requirement by taking
certain courses in African History, Women’s History, or Latin American
History.
Track 7. Asian History
HST 245 Middle East Since 1258
HST 255 Films and Comtemporary China
HST 305 Silk road: Cross-Cultural Journeys
HST 316 Islam and the Crusades
HST 320 Islamic Middle East from 7 A.D. to the
Present
HST 341 The Emergence of Modern South Asia
HST 342 Modern Japanese History
HST 343 Dialogue with Sages East and West
HST 344 The Passages to the Modern World
HST 345 Chinese Civilization
HST 346 Modern Chinese History
HST 348 Samurai: History, Literature and Films
HST 349 Japanese Imperialism
HST 453 The Chinese Classics and the Western Thought
Related Courses
Students may take one of the following courses
with a significant focus on Asian hsitory, toward the fulfillment
of the Asian history track.
HST 325 Exploration, Colonization and Imperialism
HST 326 World Affairs, 1876-1930s
HST 327 World History: Selected Topics
HST 356 World War II: The Global War
HST 384 Military History of the Modern World
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