History: Field 1

Description

30 Credit Hours

Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Courses


HIST	221	Western Civilization I–Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations through the High Middle Ages (to 1450) (3)
HIST	222	Western Civilization II–From 1450 to the Present (3)
HIST	225	American History I: Colonial Period–Civil War (3)
HIST	226	American History II: Reconstruction–Present (3)
HIST	311	Church History I: Early Church to Reformation (3)
HIST	312	Church History II: Reformation to Present (3)
HIST	327	Modern British History (3)
HIST	368	Introduction to Roman Catholicism & Eastern Orthodoxy HIST (3)

Select two (6 credits):


HIST	381	Topics in History (3)
HIST	485	Independent Study in History (3)
ICS	210	Introduction to Missiology (3)
ICS	367	Introduction to Eastern Religions (3)
ICS	369	Islamic Culture & Society (3)
ICS	454	Area Studies (Africa, Middle East, Asia, Latin America) (3)
ICS	466	Current Issues in Islam (3)
THEO	239	U.S. Religions, Denominations & Cults (3)
THEO	345	Revivals (3)

*ICS 454 is repeatable, with different area emphases.

For students interested in attending graduate school in History: History should be chosen as Field 1. Those interested in Church History should take Theology as Field 2; those interested in British History should choose English Literature (with a British Literature focus) as Field 2; those interested in a general History program should choose Intercultural Studies as Field 2. Students should see the chair of the Arts & Sciences Department to determine course choices in the latter instance.