历史哲学博士

克拉克大学历史系很小，并且在该领域具有异常高的质量，活动性和知名度。由于我们的规模和活动，并且由于我们认为对每个研究生提供适当的指导和关注至关重要，因此我们每年只招收少数研究生。通过这种密切的指导，我们的一些学生甚至在开始撰写论文之前就已经有文章和会议论文被专业期刊和组织所接受。同时，我们录取了足够数量的学生，构成了对于健康学习环境至关重要的社交和智力研究的重要成员。此外，要求学生修读历史课程以外的课程的要求扩大了研究生社区以及学生的知识视野。该程序的小尺寸使我们变得灵活。我们的学生课程是单独设计的，可以
The first of its type anywhere in the world, Clark's pioneering Ph.D. program in Holocaust and Genocide Studies is internationally recognized for the original research of its students and faculty. Students, who earn a doctorate in history, specialize on the Holocaust, Ottoman genocides conducted against Armenians and other Christian populations, the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda, and other events of genocide and mass violence in Asia and Africa. They research the causes, conduct and consequences of these events, learn to locate genocides in their specific social, cultural and political contexts, and familiarize themselves with up-to-date methods and concepts in the field.<br><br>Admission to the program is highly selective and most who are admitted choose to enroll. Graduate students receive tuition remission, an annual stipend, and research bursary for the entire five-year program. The program seeks to enroll dedicated students committed to maintaining the momentum of scholarship, research and education about the Holocaust and other genocides into the future. Our doctoral students come to the program from Europe, North America, Israel, and beyond. They work closely with world-class faculty members in a supportive setting that fosters a tight-knit intellectual community. Contributing faculty from many departments enrich the training students receive. The diverse and engaged faculty expands students intellectual reach by incorporating cutting-edge methodologies, introducing new cases, and challenging old ideas.