GRADUATE PROGRAMS PAGE 12 / COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES / HISTORY Ph.D. candidates typically complete the program in 5–7 years with additional credit hours (depending on entry level) as well as a dissertation. Outcomes/Careers In recent years, Ph.D. candidates have published in top academic journals and published book versions of their dissertations. Some have gotten tenure track university positions, while others work in community colleges or independent high schools, and still others have taken public history-related positions in government or the private sector. How to Apply • Please review the College application requirements and submission instructions on page 1. • Please include a historiographical essay or research paper in your application submission. • Applications and all supporting materials are due by January 1 for fall enrollment. History Unlocking the Past to Shape the Future Program Description Our program offers students a small, intimate experience of close collaboration with world-class faculty who work in diverse research fields all connected to the broader theme of Transnational History. Here, you will uncover captivating truths and uncharted territories that challenge traditional historic narratives, giving you the essential skills needed for success in today’s globalized society. Our supportive community offers: • Close engagement with faculty mentors • A positive and collaborative student community • The foundational skills, theoretical knowledge, and methodological acumen necessary to conduct research, teach, and publish • An extensive array of pedagogical, research, and professional development opportunities The M.A. program typically requires 30 credit hours and is generally completed in 3–4 semesters. It includes a capstone requirement for which students choose among various options, depending on their professional goals.
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