历史哲学博士-拉丁美洲

拉丁美洲历史课程为学生提供对该地区的深入了解，重点关注特定国家，当地案例研究以及跨地区和跨国发展。我们的师资力量多样，可以满足学生的不同兴趣和方法。该计划对殖民地和现代拉丁美洲的政治文化具有很强的借鉴意义。
The Department of History offers programs leading to the degrees of Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy. In conjunction with the College of Information Studies, the Department of History also offers a dual-degree Master of Arts in History and Library Science. In conjunction with the School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation the Department of History also offers a dual-degree Master of Arts in History and Historic Preservation. Major fields of concentration for the MA and PhD programs are: Ancient Mediterranean, Medieval, Early Modern Europe, Modern Europe, Global Interaction and Exchange, International, Jewish, Latin America, Middle East, Russia & Eurasia, Technology, Science, & Environment, the United States, and Women & Gender. MA-only fields are: Africa and Military. The graduate program, which includes over fifty regular faculty members and approximately 150 degree-seeking students, excels in the following subfields: African-American, US, and Middle East. Other areas of established strength are Western and Central Europe, Russia and Eurasia, Ancient Mediterranean, Latin American, and Women & Gender. More recently, the following fields have emerged as centers of growing faculty strength and are attracting increasing numbers of students and faculty: Atlantic history, the African diaspora, and Global Interaction and Exchange.<br><br>The graduate program in Latin American History has emerged as one of the top programs in the United States, led by nationally-ranked faculty who have attracted highly qualified students from throughout the Americas. Our faculty is diverse in scope and area of interests, covering the most important aspects of the history of Latin America since the conquest and establishment of the Iberian empires to the most contemporary issues and from the Southern Cone to the Caribbean.