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| "As our world evolves, the questions we need to pose to the past keep changing. Whether the subject is sex, religion, or violence, power or powerlessness, economic structures or the workings of ideology, one of the most precious and wonderful things the study of history can do for us is to defamiliarize the present. History is an inexhaustible resource." |
Dagmar Herzog
Professor of History and Daniel Rose Faculty Scholar |
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History
Also see Department Website:
http://web.gc.cuny.edu/History/
The Ph.D. Program in History offers advanced study in history, with a balance of traditional and emerging fields of study. In addition to equipping students with a thorough knowledge of their selected areas of specialization, the course of study is designed to provide comprehensive training in the historical craft through an emphasis on research and historiography.
Major Fields
Ancient History, Medieval European History, Early Modern European History, Modern European History, History of Science, Jewish History, Latin American History, United States History (colonial times to the present), Women’s History, Middle Eastern History, East Asian History.
Minor Fields
Any of the designated major fields, and also: Lesbian and Gay History, African American History, Intellectual History, Urban History, and World History. Students may also choose interdisciplinary minors or minors in disciplines other than history.
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Executive Officer:
Professor Helena
Rosenblatt
The Graduate Center
365 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10016-4309
1.212.817.8430
Email: beinerman@gc.cuny.edu |
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