3320 Department of History

20th floor, 25 Park Place Bldg.
404-413-6385
history.gsu.edu

Jared Poley, Chair
Robin Conner, Director of Undergraduate Studies

Programs

• History, B.A.

• B.A. in History and Master of Historic Preservation
• B.A./M.A. in History

• History Minor

Courses

• HIST 1111 - Survey of World History to 1500
• HIST 1112 - Survey of World History since 1500
• HIST 1141 - Introduction to African and African American History to 1865
• HIST 1142 - Introduction to African American History Since 1865
• HIST 1200 - Introduction to the Middle East
• HIST 2030 - Introduction to Asian Studies
• HIST 2110 - Survey of United States History
• HIST 2200 - Women In American History
• HIST 3000 - Introduction to Historical Studies-CTW
• HIST 3100 - Introduction to Global History
• HIST 3200 - North America before 1800
• HIST 3210 - United States in the Nineteenth Century
• HIST 3220 - United States in the Twentieth Century
• HIST 3230 - American Environmental History
• HIST 3240 - History of Sports and Leisure
• HIST 3250 - Religion in American Life
• HIST 3260 - The Harlem Renaissance
• HIST 3270 - History of the 1970s and 1980s
• HIST 3280 - United States History 1974-2001
• HIST 3300 - History of Capitalism
• HIST 3400 - History of Sex
• HIST 3410 - History of Food
• HIST 3420 - Historical Aspects of Public Health and Medicine
• HIST 3500 - The Ancient Mediterranean
• HIST 3505 - Classical and Early Modern Western Political Thought
• HIST 3510 - Medieval Mediterranean/Islamic World
• HIST 3515 - North Africa and the World to 1800
• HIST 3520 - Early Modern Europe, 1500-1789
• HIST 3525 - Modern Western Political Thought
• HIST 3530 - Europe Since 1789
• HIST 3540 - Film and the Holocaust
• HIST 3615 - The Indian Ocean World
• HIST 3620 - The Atlantic World: Encounters, Empires, Diasporas, Revolutions
• HIST 3625 - War in Europe and America Since 1500
• HIST 3630 - Empires in the Modern World
• HIST 3635 - Media, Technology, and Popular Culture
• HIST 3640 - Piracy from Ancient to Modern Times
• HIST 3645 - Contemporary Africa
• HIST 3650 - Africa and the world
• HIST 3660 - 20th Century World
• HIST 3665 - History of Ideas about Race
• HIST 3675 - Teaching Difficult Topics in United States History
• HIST 3680 - Jews in the Modern World
• HIST 3690 - Honors Readings
• HIST 3700 - China and Japan to 1600
• HIST 3710 - China and Japan since 1600
• HIST 3715 - Modern Japan
• HIST 3720 - Colonial Latin America
• HIST 3730 - Latin America since 1810
• HIST 3740 - Mexico
• HIST 3780 - Middle East 600-1800
• HIST 3790 - The Middle East since 1800
• HIST 3800 - History of India from the Indus Civilization to the Present
• HIST 3850 - China, India, and the Modern World Economy
• HIST 3900 - Human Rights in Historical Perspective
• HIST 4100 - Philosophy of History
• HIST 4190 - American Culture and Ideas I
• HIST 4200 - American Culture and Ideas II
• HIST 4220 - The American City
• HIST 4225 - Immigrants in America
• HIST 4230 - Foreign Relations of the United States
• HIST 4245 - The United States in the 1960s
• HIST 4255 - USCivil War and Reconstruction
• HIST 4260 - African-American Women
• HIST 4270 - Topics in African American History
• HIST 4280 - Enslavement and Resistance in North America
• HIST 4290 - Enslavement in the Americas
• HIST 4300 - The American South
• HIST 4310 - Georgia
• HIST 4315 - Civil Rights Memory in the United States and South Africa
• HIST 4320 - Metropolitan Atlanta
• HIST 4325 - Introduction to Public History and Historic Preservation
• HIST 4330 - Oral History
• HIST 4350 - Film and History
• HIST 4430 - American Jewish History
• HIST 4460 - Bills of Rights
• HIST 4470 - The Founders’ Constitution
• HIST 4480 - Special Topics in History, Northumbria
• HIST 4490 - Topics in American History
• HIST 4540 - Britain and the World, 1500-1700
• HIST 4550 - Britain and the World since 1700
• HIST 4570 - France Since 1715
• HIST 4575 - German History to 1900
• HIST 4580 - German History since 1900
• HIST 4615 - Scientific Revolutions
• HIST 4620 - Europe: Culture and Ideas
• HIST 4630 - European Intellectual History I: From Medieval to Marx
• HIST 4635 - European Intellectual History II: From Marx to Postmodernism
• HIST 4640 - The Holocaust
• HIST 4650 - Gender and Sexuality in European History
• HIST 4655 - History of Madness
• HIST 4690 - Topics in European History
• HIST 4730 - History of Haiti
• HIST 4740 - Latin American Revolutions
• HIST 4870 - Honors Thesis I
• HIST 4880 - Honors Thesis II
• HIST 4885 - Special Topics in Heritage Preservation
• HIST 4890 - Topics in World History
• HIST 4960 - British American Culture Seminar I
• HIST 4961 - British American Cultural Seminar II
• HIST 4970 - Independent Study