MA History

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πŸ“˜ Program Name: MA History

⏳ Program Duration: 2 Years (Full-Time)
πŸŽ“ Degree Awarded By: Arizona International University


🌍 Program Overview

This program is for students passionate about exploring historical events, figures, and cultures. It covers a wide range of topics in world history, methodologies, and research skills, empowering students to understand historical contexts and their relevance today. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in education, research, museums, archives, public history, and historical consultancy.


πŸ“š Curriculum Highlights

The MA History program offers an in-depth exploration of various historical periods and topics:

  • Historical Theory and Methodology – Study foundational theories and methodologies in historical research.

  • Ancient Civilizations – Learn about societies such as Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, and Rome.

  • Medieval History – Investigate political, social, and cultural developments of the Medieval period.

  • Modern History – Analyze industrialization, colonialism, and globalization.

  • World History and Global Perspectives – Study the interconnectedness of regions and nations.

  • History of Political Thought – Explore political ideas and their influence on governance.

  • Social History – Investigate daily life, focusing on class, gender, and labor.

  • Cultural and Intellectual History – Explore the development of cultural movements and intellectual thought.

  • Economic History – Understand the evolution of economies, trade, and industry.

  • Public History and Archives – Learn how to preserve and present history through museums and archives.


🎯 Specializations Available

  • Ancient and Classical History

  • Medieval and Early Modern History

  • Modern World History

  • Historiography and Methodology

  • Public History and Archival Studies


🎯 Career Outcomes

Graduates can pursue a variety of roles in academia, research, and public history:

  • History Teacher or Professor – Teach history at high school or university levels.

  • Historical Researcher – Conduct historical research for publications or academic journals.

  • Museum Curator – Manage historical exhibits in museums and cultural institutions.

  • Archivist – Preserve and manage historical records and artifacts.

  • Public Historian – Work in government agencies, non-profits, or museums to present history.

  • Heritage Consultant – Advise on preserving historical sites and monuments.

  • Genealogist – Specialize in tracing family histories.

  • Historical Consultant for Media – Provide expertise for films, documentaries, and other media productions.

  • Writer/Author – Write historical books, articles, and content.


🌐 Global Exposure & Partnerships

  • Study Abroad Programs – Study in historical cities across the world.

  • Guest Lectures and Seminars – Learn from leading historians.

  • Internships in Museums and Archives – Gain hands-on experience in global institutions.

  • Collaborative Research – Work with international scholars on research projects.


πŸ“ Admission Requirements

Eligibility:

  • Bachelor’s degree in History or a related field (e.g., Political Science, Anthropology, Archaeology, Sociology).

  • Statement of Purpose explaining your interest in history.

  • Academic Transcripts from previous institutions.

  • Letters of Recommendation from academic or professional sources.

  • Relevant experience (research, museum work, teaching) is encouraged but not mandatory.


πŸ’° Tuition & Financial Aid

  • Annual Tuition: $18,000 – $21,000 (depends on specialization).

  • Scholarships and fellowships available.

  • Work-study opportunities and graduate assistantships offered.

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