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HIST 80083 History as a Profession: Teaching, Research, and Service
HIST 80090 Supervised Teaching at the College Level
HIST 80100 Graduate Seminar in Ancient History
HIST 80200 Graduate Seminar in Women's History
HIST 80300 Seminar in Early Modern European History
HIST 80303 Seminar in Early Modern European History
HIST 80400 Seminar in Modern European History
HIST 80403 Seminar in Modern European History
HIST 80440 Seminar in Russian History
HIST 80450 Seminar in Asian History
HIST 80500 Seminar in British History. Seminar in British history.
HIST 80600 Seminar in United States History. Seminar in U.S. history.
HIST 80603 Seminar in U.S. History. Seminar in U.S. history.
HIST 80700 Seminar in Military History. Seminar in military history.
HIST 80800 Seminar in Hispanic American History. Seminar in Hispanic American history.
HIST 80803 Seminar in Vietnam War History
HIST 80900 Seminar in Latin American History
HIST 80903 Seminar in Latin American History
HIST 80083 History as a Profession: Teaching, Research, and Service. Covers all aspects of the teaching profession, including selection of readings, designing courses, preparation and delivery of class lectures, leading class discussions, preparing and grading exams, and professional expectations during and after graduate school.
HIST 80090 Supervised Teaching at the College Level. All teaching assistants who are assigned to teach undergraduate courses must enroll for this course.
HIST 80100 Graduate Seminar in Ancient History. As a seminar, this course emphasizes reading, research, writing, and discussion. An occasional lecture may be scheduled. Topics of study will vary from semester to semester. Prerequisites: admission to the graduate program and permission of the instructor.
HIST 80200 Graduate Seminar in Women's History. This seminar will investigate women's experiences in and contributions to the history of the western world, Europe and the United States. Topics may include, but are not limited to: family and reproduction, work, politics, gender issues, slavery, and the frontier.
HIST 80300 Seminar in Early Modern European History. Seminar in early modern European history.
HIST 80303 Seminar in Early Modern European History. Seminar in early modern European history.
HIST 80400 Seminar in Modern European History. Seminar in modern European history.
HIST 80403 Seminar in Modern European History. Seminar in modern European history.
HIST 80440 Seminar in Russian History. Seminar in Russian history.
HIST 80450 Seminar in Asian History. Graduate readings or research seminar in Asian History. Students will read widely around important historiographical issues in Asian history or conduct intensive research on a specific topic in Asian history.
HIST 80500 Seminar in British History. Seminar in British history.
HIST 80600 Seminar in United States History. Seminar in U.S. history.
HIST 80603 Seminar in U.S. History. Seminar in U.S. history.
HIST 80700 Seminar in Military History. Seminar in military history.
HIST 80800 Seminar in Hispanic American History. Seminar in Hispanic American history.
HIST 80803 Seminar in Vietnam War History. Traces the history of China's social and military influence on Vietnam, the history of pre-European Vietnam, French conquest, Indo-China War, the roots of U.S. involvement, the course of the U.S. war, U.S. domestic developments and post-1975 Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
HIST 80900 Seminar in Latin American History. Seminar in Latin American history.
HIST 80903 Seminar in Latin American History. Seminar in Latin American history.
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70000-level courses
80000-level courses
90000-level courses
AddRan College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Texas Christian University