History: Associate of Arts Degree
Description
The Associate Degree is designed to provide an educational experience that prepares students for work, citizenship and an enriched life as an educated person, and to lay a solid foundation for further study in the field of History.
Program Admission Requirements
General university admission requirements apply to this program including the undergraduate-level English Proficiency Requirement.
Content
Within the framework of the Associate of Arts Degree, students must complete at least 60 credits with a minimum grade of C in each course and meet the following requirements:
A minimum of 12 credits chosen from any of the following core courses: |
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| HIST 1113 | Canada to 1867 | 3 credits | |
| HIST 1114 | Canada since 1867 | 3 credits | |
| HIST 1120 | Europe 1900 - 1939 | 3 credits | |
| HIST 1121 | Europe since 1939 | 3 credits | |
| HIST 1130 | Twentieth Century World 1900 to 1945 | 3 credits | |
| HIST 1131 | Twentieth Century World 1945 to 2000 | 3 credits | |
| HIST 1145 | American History 1607-1865 | 3 credits | |
| HIST 1146 | American History 1865 -1974 | 3 credits | |
| HIST 1150 | Introduction to Traditional East Asia | 3 credits | |
| HIST 1151 | Introduction to Modern East Asia | 3 credits | |
| HIST 2101 | Europe in the Middle Ages | 3 credits | |
| HIST 2102 | Europe 1450-1789 | 3 credits | |
| HIST 2119 | Europe 1789-1914 | 3 credits | |
A minimum of 9 credits chosen from History courses numbered at the 2300 level or higher.* |
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*Note: It is recommended that students who plan to continue to a degree program in history take a broad range of history courses during their Associate of Arts degree. Students will have ample time to specialize in particular global regions, or thematic concerns as they continue into upper division history courses. Students should establish a broad base of knowledge with their introductory courses.
Graduation
Upon successful completion of this program, students are eligible to receive an Associate of Arts Degree in History.
