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The History Program offers classes both on-campus and online. GoGrad.org recently ranked ULM’s online history M.A. as #11 in the country.

 

Residential graduate students may apply for assistantships.

The program prepares students to become professional historians. M.A. students learn how to conduct and present research in print and digital formats for academic conferences.

Residential students may choose either the thesis or non-thesis track.

The thesis option requires that a student write a thesis under the direction of a member of the program faculty and conduct an oral defense of the thesis.

The non-thesis track requires that students successfully complete 30 hours in history and pass comprehensive examinations.

Online students may not take the thesis option.

For more information, contact:

Dr. Chris Blackburn
blackburn@ulm.edu


Dr. Jeffrey Anderson
jeanderson@ulm.edu

History Graduate Program:

The ULM History Program has faculty who have expertise in in several fields, including:
Ancient history
American Civil War
Early Modern Europe
US Military
Native American history
African American history
American South
World War II

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