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Nov 22, 2009
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Master of Arts in History
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“I chose Slippery Rock University’s Master of Art in History Program because of the amazingly talented and dedicated professors. They are exceptional teachers and scholars who set the bar very high, constantly presenting us with significant academic obstacles. They also act as mentors, providing students with the tools, motivation and guidance to not only reach that bar, but achieve well beyond it. An MA recipient from SRU’s History Program is ready for every challenge of the historian’s craft, and is well prepared for further higher education.”
– Josh Nard
History
Slippery Rock University offers a Master of Arts Degree in History. The program is designed specifically to provide advanced, in-depth study of American, European, and Non-Western history; to develop critical analysis of historical materials; to stimulate research and publication in history; and to prepare students who want the master’s degree as a step toward a more advanced degree.
Master of Arts in History - History Department Link |
Thesis Option
- Thirty-semester hours credit with a minimum average grade of “B” and with no
more than two courses of “C” grades.
- Three credits in Historical Method (HIST 605).
- Three credits in one seminar course (HIST 700 level).
- Twenty-four credits, including:
- History course electives from the following areas: American, European, Non-Western,
and Latin American.
- Up to six credits in related social studies courses may be accepted.
- Three to six credits in thesis (HIST 800).
- Thesis
- One bound copy of thesis for department and two bound copies for library.
- Competency in history to be determined by final oral examination.
Non-Thesis Option #1
- Same as above, except:
- No credits would be earned for thesis and
- Two papers, written in seminars or courses, would be accepted in lieu of the
thesis.
- One bound copy of paper for department.
- Competency in history to be determined by final oral examination.
Non-Thesis Option #2
- Thirty-six credits credit with a minimum grade average of “B” and with no more
than two courses of “C” grades.
- Three credits in Historical Method (HIST 605).
- Three credits in one seminar course (HIST 700 level).
- Thirty credits, including:
- History course electives from the following areas: American, European, Non-Western,
and Latin American.
- Up to six credits in related social studies courses may be accepted.
- Up to six credits of electives in fields appropriate to one’s interest may be
accepted.
- Competency in history to be determined by final oral examination.
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