Global History Minor

The minor in global history fosters transnational cultural literacy through historical, interdisciplinary, and experiential learning. Students are encouraged to participate in Study Abroad and to gain knowledge of global affairs. The experiential component provides an opportunity to apply historical learning to new contexts, such as internships and independent research projects. 

The minor in global history requires 18 hours, to be distributed as follows: 

Part I Requirements (history component): 

12 hours of non-US history courses. 

Part II Requirements (interdisciplinary global awareness): 

3 hours of a Global Awareness (GA) course from any department outside history. 

Part III Requirements (experiential component):  

3 hours from the following: 

Six of the 18 hours for the minor must be 30000 or above.

Students cannot combine a history major with the minor in global history.