3320 Department of History

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Main Office: 20th floor, 25 Park Place Bldg.
404-413-6385

Jared Poley, Chair
Greg Moore, Director of Graduate Studies, gmoore19@gsu.edu
Chad Keller, Director, Heritage Preservation Program, ckeller@gsu.edu 

Interdisciplinary Programs

Latin American Studies, Graduate Certificate  

Programs

• History, B.A.-M.A.

• History, Ph.D.

• Heritage Preservation, Graduate Certificate
• Heritage Preservation, Graduate Certificate, Historic Preservation Track
• Heritage Preservation, Graduate Certificate, Public History Track

• History, M.A.
• History, M.A., World History Concentration

• History, M.A.-Ph.D.

• Heritage Preservation, M.H.P.
• Heritage Preservation, M.H.P., Historic Preservation Concentration
• Heritage Preservation, M.H.P., Public History Concentration

• History, B.A.-M.H.P.

Courses

• HIST 6315 - Civil Rights Memory in the United States and South Africa
• HIST 6320 - Metropolitan Atlanta
• HIST 6885 - Special Topics in Heritage Preservation
• HIST 6920 - Oral History
• HIST 6940 - Administration and Use of Historical Archives
• HIST 7000 - Introduction to Historical Methods and Theory
• HIST 7010 - Issues and Interpretations in American History
• HIST 7020 - Issues and Interpretations in European History
• HIST 7030 - Issues and Interpretations in World History
• HIST 7040 - Issues and Interpretation in Public History
• HIST 7045 - Introduction to Graduate Studies
• HIST 7050 - Introduction to Graduate Studies and Pedagogy in History
• HIST 7060 - Research Seminar
• HIST 8010 - Seminar in American Colonial and Revolutionary History
• HIST 8020 - Seminar in United States History in the Nineteenth Century
• HIST 8025 - USGilded Age and the Progressive Era
• HIST 8030 - Seminar in United States History in the Twentieth Century
• HIST 8035 - US Legal & Constitutional History
• HIST 8040 - Seminar in USCultural and Intellectual History
• HIST 8060 - Seminar in the History of the South
• HIST 8065 - History of Georgia
• HIST 8070 - Seminar in African-American History
• HIST 8200 - Seminar in Ancient History
• HIST 8220 - Seminar in Early Modern European History
• HIST 8230 - Seminar in Modern European History
• HIST 8252 - Seminar in German History
• HIST 8254 - Seminar in French History
• HIST 8260 - Britain and the Early Modern World
• HIST 8270 - Britain and the Modern World
• HIST 8280 - Seminar in European Cultural and Intellectual History
• HIST 8400 - Global Social Movements in Historical Perspective
• HIST 8410 - Seminar in African History
• HIST 8420 - Seminar in Latin American History
• HIST 8430 - Seminar in South Asian History
• HIST 8450 - Seminar in Middle Eastern History
• HIST 8460 - Seminar in Atlantic World History
• HIST 8490 - New Directions in Global History
• HIST 8510 - Migration and Diaspora in Historical Perspective
• HIST 8600 - Introduction to Historic Preservation
• HIST 8610 - Preservation Law
• HIST 8620 - Conservation of Historic Building Materials
• HIST 8625 - Politics of Preservation
• HIST 8630 - The American Built Environment
• HIST 8635 - US Cities
• HIST 8640 - Preservation Planning
• HIST 8645 - Historic Resource Evaluation
• HIST 8650 - Historic American Landscapes and Gardens
• HIST 8660 - Case Study in International Preservation
• HIST 8665 - Cultural Landscape Preservation
• HIST 8670 - Investigating and Documenting Historic Structures
• HIST 8675 - Master of Heritage Preservation Field Study
• HIST 8680 - Internship
• HIST 8685 - Preservation Economics
• HIST 8690 - American Architectural History
• HIST 8700 - Case Studies in Historic Preservation
• HIST 8720 - Museum Studies
• HIST 8725 - History and Theory of Musems
• HIST 8730 - Exhibit Planning and Production
• HIST 8740 - Material Culture
• HIST 8750 - Public History Education Planning and Practice
• HIST 8760 - Heritage Tourism
• HIST 8770 - Introduction to Digital History
• HIST 8780 - Digital Heritage Preservation
• HIST 8800 - Directed Study in Public History
• HIST 8885 - Special Topics in Heritage Preservation
• HIST 8890 - Special Topics in History
• HIST 8900 - Directed Readings
• HIST 8975 - Study Abroad
• HIST 8980 - Non-Thesis Research
• HIST 8999 - Thesis Research
• HIST 9010 - Directed Research in the History of the Americas
• HIST 9020 - Directed Research in the History of Europe
• HIST 9030 - Directed Readings in the History of Asia, Africa or the Middle East
• HIST 9999 - Dissertation Research

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