The Course of Study for the M.A. track includes a two-semester survey of readings and applied research in public history, a methodological speciality (such as oral history, archives and records management, public policy, material culture or historic preservation), courses in history of a major geographic area, an internship and a thesis.

Students must also demonstrate competence in a foreign language (reading skill) or computer science. For the minor, the reading course and two other courses approved by the director are required.

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