历史哲学博士

Doctor of Philosophy in History

西密歇根大学

Western Michigan University

美国

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Ph.D.
专业院系
Department of History
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国际学生入学条件

Admission normally requires a master's degree in history or a closely related discipline. No student shall be admitted to the Ph.D. program, except on probationary status, before having completed all work and examinations requisite to the M.A. degree.
Graduate Record Examination (GRE) general aptitude test scores.
Three letters of recommendation from individuals familiar with the applicant's academic work.
A brief essay concerning applicant's academic and professional objectives, and a writing sample.
Reading proficiency in languages other than English appropriate to the proposed program of study is strongly recommended, studies to meet deficiencies in this area must be begun during the first year of doctoral study. Students whose native language is other than English must achieve a TOEFL score of 600 or above, or otherwise demonstrate a command of English judged adequate by the department to pursue graduate study in the discipline.

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雅思总分：6
托福网考总分：60
托福笔试总分：600
其他语言考试：NA

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课程简介

历史哲学博士旨在为学生做好高等教育，公共历史和应用历史以及历史管理方面的职业准备。准备工作不仅仅限于档案研究技术，还包括口述传统，民族史，考古学，物质文化，博物馆研究，历史保存，性别研究和集体记忆。在高级同事的指导下，学生有机会在本科课程中任教，并获得其他专业技能的培训。教师的研究和教学强调历史变化的社会和文化方面。资源包括中世纪研究所，西多会和修道院研究中心，罗林森盎格鲁撒克逊和手稿研究中心，克彻社会研究中心，狄瑟·海尼克国际研究中心，档案馆和区域历史收藏馆以及馆藏法文Michilimackinac研究
The Doctor of Philosophy in History is designed to prepare students for careers in higher education, public and applied history, and historical administration. Preparation extends beyond archival research techniques to include oral traditions, ethnohistory, archaeology, material culture, museum studies, historic preservation, gender studies and collective memory. Students are provided with opportunities to teach in the undergraduate program under the direction of senior colleagues and receive training in additional professional skills.<br> <br>Faculty research and instruction emphasize the social and cultural aspects of historical change. Resources include the Medieval Institute, the Center for Cistercian and Monastic Studies, the Rawlinson Centre for Anglo-Saxon and Manuscript Studies, the Kercher Center for Social Research, the Diether Haenicke Center for International Study, the Archives and Regional History Collection, and the holdings of the French Michilimackinac Research Project.

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