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The following requirements are in addition to, or further elaborate upon, those requirements outlined in the Current Students section of this Web site
Coursework Requirements
| Courses |
Units
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| HISTORY 405 Seminar in Historical Analysis |
2 |
| General Field: Including two of those below |
4 - 6
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| HISTORY 410-1,2 General Field Seminar in American History |
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| HISTORY 430-1,2 General Field Seminar in European History |
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| HISTORY 440-1,2 General Field Seminar in African History |
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| Specialization Field: Graded research courses and work in other departments and programs |
4 - 6
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| Minor Field: Coursework with more than one faculty member preferred (minimum two graded courses) |
3
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| Directed Research (choose one two-course sequence from the those listed below) |
2
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| HISTORY 580-1,2 Directed Research in American History (or) |
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| HISTORY 581-1,2 Directed Research in European History (or) |
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| HISTORY 582-1,2 Directed Research in African History (or) |
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| Total required units: |
18
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Other PhD Degree Requirements
- Examinations: up to three foreign languages, as relevant; general-, specialization-, and minor-field examinations; year-end examinations (see department guide); for admission to candidacy, three required substantive examinations, in any order (usual pattern is minor field, general field, and specialization), but must adhere to department's schedule for meeting requirements for admission to candidacy (see department guide)
- PhD Dissertation: presentation of acceptable dissertation and passing final examination on dissertation and related materials
- Final Evaluations: defense of dissertation
- Other: minor field must be defined by written contract between student and supervising department member by end of winter quarter of first year; specialization field must be defined in written contract between student and advisory committee by end of fall quarter of second year
Last updated: Oct 7 2005 12:47PM
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