PHD History

Course Overview Our intentionally small doctoral program provides an excellent, closely supervised education within a vibrant intellectual community. Designed for students with a master's degree, the curriculum emphasizes professional training in both historical research and teaching while offering flexibility to match varied scholarly interests. Graduates are well-prepared for tenure-track academic positions and other professional paths. Key Program Highlights Close mentorship and supervision within an intentionally small cohort Professional training in both historical research and teaching methodologies Flexible three-field study system (one major, two minors) with interdisciplinary options Major concentrations in U.S., European, World, or Public History Integration with a lively intellectual community and faculty across specializations