Heritage Studies Concentration

This applied history curriculum is a hands-on experience. The approach is designed not only for students interested in public history, archaeology, and historical preservation; it also serves those students with a passion for cultural memory, folklore, myth, and religion. The program is a cultural one, built on the fundamentals of ethnohistory (an interdisciplinary approach blending history with anthropology, archaeology, art history, etc.). Maintaining the rigor of the traditional major, it adds a practical and applicable set of skills which will serve students who choose to begin their careers immediately after their undergraduate training, in addition to those intending to pursue a post-baccalaureate degree.

Prerequisites

• HI 107
• HI 108
• HI 203
• HI 204

Required for the Concentration

• HI 200
• HI 354
• HI 401c
    or
  HI 406 (with appropriate research topic)
• SO 213
• One of the following
     • TH 216
     • SP 205
     • EN 204
     • RS 206
     • DA 319
     • HI 209
     • HI 311
     • HI 314
     • HI 338
     • HI 412