HISTORY COURSES

• 101: World History to 1500.
• 102: World History since 1500.
• 201: United States History, 1492-1877.
• 202: United States History since 1877.
• 333: History of Rome.
• 360: History of Louisiana
• 395: Junior Seminar in History.
• 402: History of American Foreign Policy. (G)
• 403: History of England to 1688.(G)
• 404: History of England since 1688. (G)
• 408: Hitler's Germany.(G)
• 410: History of Modern Russia.
• 413: Medieval Europe. (G)
• 414: Renaissance and Reformation. (G)
• 415: History of the Christian Church. (G)
• 418: Europe in the Era of the French Revolution and Napoleon.(G)
• 419: Nineteenth Century Europe. (G)
• 420: Twentieth Century Europe. (G)
• 423: The Civil War and Reconstruction.(G)
• 430: Ancient Near East. (G)
• 431: History of Greece. (G)
• 432: The Roman Republic. (G)
• 433: The Roman Empire. (G)
• 436: History of the Modern Near East. (G)
• 440: History of Latin America to 1824. (G)
• 441: History of Latin America since 1824. (G)
• 442: History of Mexico. (G)
• 444: History of Central America and the Caribbean. (G)
• 447: History of China.
• 450: History of the Old South. (G)
• 451: History of the New South. (G)
• 465: Early 20th Century America. (G)
• 466: Contemporary America.
• 467: Vietnam, Watergate, and After: America, 1960 to present. (G)
• 472: History of American Ideas. (G)
• 474: The American Frontier. (G)
• 475: Women in History. (G)
• 478: African-American History. (G)
• 480: History of Science. (G)
• 483: The Intellectual and Cultural History of the Western World/Hellenic Era to the End of the Middle Ages. (G)
• 484: The Intellectual and Cultural History of the Western World in Modern Times. (G)
• 490: Selected Topics in History. (G)
• 495: Senior Seminar in History.
• 505: Introduction to Historical Research and Writing.
• 506: Seminar in American History to 1877
• 507: Seminar in American History Since 1877
• 510: Independent Study and Research.
• 515: Seminar in Louisiana History.
• 516: Seminar in Southern History to 1860
• 517: Seminar on the American Civil War
• 518: Seminar in Southern History Since 1860
• 526: Seminar in American Civilization.
• 528: Seminar on American Foreign Relations.
• 530: Seminar in Ancient History.
• 535: Seminar in Medieval History.
• 540: Recent European History.
• 543: Seminar in Latin American History.
• 545: Seminar in Near East History.
• 548: Seminar in East Asian History.
• 551: European Traditions to 1650.
• 552: European Traditions Since 1650.
• 560: Seminar in Military History.
• 580: Seminar in the History of Science and Technology.
• 595: Current Problems in History.

NOTE: 500-level courses are for graduate students only. 400-level courses are for undergraduate credit, but the courses marked with (G) may be taken for graduate credit with additional requirements.