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Georgia College & State University
History B.A.

Milledgeville, États-Unis d'Amérique

TYPE DE DIPLÔME

DURÉE

4 ans

LANGUES

Anglais

RYTHME

À plein temps

DATE LIMITE D'INSCRIPTION

DATE DE DÉBUT AU PLUS TÔT

FORMAT D'ÉTUDE

Sur le campus

Comprendre le passé pour façonner votre avenir

Notre baccalauréat en histoire offre aux étudiants des opportunités uniques et engageantes d'explorer l'histoire à travers de petits cours couvrant un plus large éventail de sujets et de thèmes. Notre programme enseigne aux étudiants à penser de manière critique dans l'analyse des questions historiques, les encourage à écrire de manière claire et convaincante sur des sujets historiques, tout en menant des recherches historiques, et fournit aux étudiants une compréhension de base de l'histoire en tant que discipline.

Key Benefits of this Degree

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Core Areas A-E

Satisfactorily complete core Areas A-E, as listed in the Core Curriculum section of this catalog.

Core Curriculum

Georgia College, in cooperation with other institutions of the University System of Georgia, has adopted a core curriculum to allow the transfer of credit from one University System institution to another without penalty to the student. The University System's core curriculum is comprised of five areas: Areas A - E.

Students successfully completing an Area A-E course at one University System institution will receive full credit in Areas A-E for the course upon transfer to another System institution, even if the area has not been completed, as long as the course is within the area hour limitations of either the sending institution or the receiving institution and the student does not change from a non-science major to a science major.

Georgia College's approved core curriculum courses for Areas A, B, C, D, and E are listed below. Courses not listed here are not approved for these areas.

In this section

Area A: Communication Skills
Area A2: Quantitative Skills
Area B: Institutional Options
Area C1: Humanities and Ethics
Area C2: Fine Arts
Area D: Natural Sciences, Math, and Technology for Non-Science Majors
Area D: Natural Sciences, Math, and Technology for Science Majors
Area D: Natural Sciences, Math, and Technology for Health Professions Majors
Area E: Social Sciences
Area F: Courses Appropriate to the Student's Major Field

Total Credit Hours: 42

Area F

Required Courses

Satisfactorily complete each of the following courses. HIST 1132 may be taken as part of Area E rather than Area F. History courses must be completed with a grade of C or better.

HIST 1131 World Civilization & Soc I
HIST 1132 World Civilization & Soc II
HIST 2111 The United States to 1877
HIST 2112 The United States Since 1877

Total Credit Hours: 9-12

Additional Courses

Satisfactorily complete 6 hours from the following courses:

ANTH 1102 Introduction to Anthropology
CSCI 1000 Intro to Computer Sci & Appl
ECON 2105 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2106 Principles of Microeconomics
FREN 1002 Intro French Lang & Culture II
FREN 2001 Interm Fren Lang & Culture I
GEOG 1101 Intro to Human Geography
GEOG 1102 World Regional Geography
GRMN 1002 Intro German Lang & Culture II
GRMN 2001 Inter German Lang & Culture I
ITAL 1002 Intro Ital Lang & Culture II
ITAL 2001 Interm Ital Lang & Culture I
MATH 1401 Elementary Statistics
POLS 2101 Intro to Political Science
POLS 2201 State & Local Government
POLS 2350 Intro to the Law
POLS 2401 Intro to Intl Relations
PSYC 1101 Intro to General Psychology
PSYC 2101 Intro to the Psy of Adjustment
PSYC 2200 Psychology of Gender
SPAN 1002 Intro Span Lang & Culture II
SPAN 2001 Interm Span Lang & Culture I
SOCI 1121 Sociological Perspectives

Total Credit Hours: 6

Foreign Language Requirement

Demonstrate competence in one foreign language at the level of the fourth university course (2002). Some additional courses required to complete this requirement may count in Area F or toward general elective hours.

FREN 2002 Interm Fren Lang & Culture II
GRMN 2002 Inter German Lang & Culture II
ITAL 2002 Interm Ital Lang & Culture II
SPAN 2002 Interm Span Lang & Culture II
Foreign Language 2002

Total Credit Hours: 3

Major Requirements

Research Course

Satisfactorily complete HIST 3001 Historical Research and Writing with a grade of C or better. Students should take HIST 3001 by the end of their second semester, sophomore year. Students may take two upper-division courses before taking HIST 3001, but are advised to avoid taking upper-division courses until HIST 3001 is taken.

Total Credit Hours: 3

European/ English History

Satisfactorily complete 6 hours from the following courses with grades of C or better:

HIST 3301 England to 1660
HIST 3305 England Since 1660
HIST 4110 Classical Greece
HIST 4120 Classical Rome
HIST 4130 The Middle Ages
HIST 4155 Early Modern Europe
HIST 4170 Women in Early Mod Europe
HIST 4210 French Revolution & Napoleon
HIST 4230 Modern France
HIST 4245 Modern Germany
HIST 4250 Twentieth Century Russia
HIST 4280 Int'ual & Cult His of Eur 1550
HIST 4285 Int & Clt His of Eur Since1550
HIST 4310 Tudor England
HIST 4315 Stuart England
HIST 4335 Modern Britain
HIST 4360 Cul His of Wales, Scotland, Ire
HIST 4380 Brit Emp & Cmnwlth of Nations
HIST 4950 Special Topics

Total Credit Hours: 6

World History

Satisfactorily complete 6 hours from the following courses with grades of C or better:

HIST 4380 Brit Emp & Cmnwlth of Nations
HIST 4700 Conquest of Latin America
HIST 4710 Modern Middle East
HIST 4950 Special Topics

Total Credit Hours: 6

History Electives

Satisfactorily complete 9 hours of History electives with grades of C or better. These courses may be from any field: U.S., European, or World. A full listing of all undergraduate History courses and descriptions is available at Undergraduate History Courses.

Total Credit Hours: 9

Senior Thesis

Satisfactorily complete HIST 4970 with a grade of C or better. Senior thesis will be taken as a scheduled cohort experience. Eligible students will be admitted to the course following consultation with the instructor and the approval of a prospectus for the thesis which has been submitted to the instructor. Students will not be allowed to complete their senior thesis until the first or second semester of their senior year.

Total Credit Hours: 3

Optional Concentration: Teacher Preparation

NOTE: Federal financial aid will not pay for an optional concentration course unless that course is also necessary to complete the 120 hours required for a degree or the 39 hours required for upper-level credit. Contact Financial Aid if you have questions about your federal aid eligibility.

This concentration allows students to explore how to apply content knowledge and critical thinking skills to the development of careers in teaching, and to be better prepared to seek admission to a MAT program in teaching. The concentration provides professional insight into and support of student engagement with the teaching profession and preparation for professional standards exams such as the Georgia GACE tests.

Courses used to fulfill major requirements may also be used toward concentration requirements if listed among the approved courses below.

The concentration requires the following:

Students will take either HIST 1131 or 1132 designated as “For Majors Only”
Students will take either HIST 2111 or 2112 designated as “For Majors Only”
Students will take HIST 4930: The Art and Craft of Teaching History for 3 or 6 credit hours
Students may take any 4000-level History course deemed relevant to the concentration (with approval of the department chair) for 3 credit hours. Students choosing this option will work with the course instructor to develop assignments relevant to the concentration such as: developing content lesson plans; leading class discussions; and delivering a class lecture.
An electronic teaching preparation portfolio that reflects on and showcases the outcomes of the concentration.
Students interested in teaching in middle grades may also consider taking HIST 4415 Georgia: Colony and State in support of planning to teach in middle grades social sciences in the state of Georgia.

Total Credit Hours: 0-9

Optional Concentration: Public History

NOTE: Federal financial aid will not pay for an optional concentration course unless that course is also necessary to complete the 120 hours required for a degree or the 39 hours of required upper-level credit. Contact Financial Aid if you have questions about your federal aid eligibility.

Instead of completing nine hours of HIST electives in the major, satisfactorily complete HIST 4020 Public History, HIST 4960 Internship, and one of the following courses, all with grades of C or better:

HIST 4010 Local History
HIST 4015 Historic Architecture Preserve
HIST 4025 Archival, Theory & Issues
HIST 4035 Intro to Museums & Hist Org
HIST 4040 Historic Site Interpretation

Total Credit Hours: 9

Electives

Total Credit Hours: 30-33

Additional Degree Requirements

Satisfactorily complete all graduation requirements listed in the academic policies section of this catalog.
Earn a grade of C or better in all HIST courses, including courses applied to Area F, major requirements, and optional concentration requirements.
A digital portfolio of papers and personal reflection on the program of study to include a Senior Thesis to be completed as part of HIST 4970. (May be presented as an electronic or digital platform. See department chair for details.)
A grade of C or higher in HIST 4970 fulfills the senior exit requirement for the History major. Students may also fulfill the senior exit requirement by participating in a pre-approved and sanctioned study abroad course.

Total Credit Hours: 120