妇女与性别史哲学博士

妇女和性别史是联合国UNC教堂山的一个强大而繁荣的领域。该领域定义广泛，与众多教职员工的利益相交，并且已完全融入该部门的文化中。它的结构还可以为学生提供多种选择和极大的灵活性。我们杰出而多元化的教职员工提供广泛的常规课程，使学生有机会研究世界各地的妇女和性别史，并为所有历史学研究生的课程增添深度和视角，而不论他们的主要学习领域是什么。课程侧重于跨国或全球视角，涵盖南亚，中东，非洲和拉丁美洲，中世纪，近代早期和现代欧洲以及美国，包括对美洲原住民，非裔美国人和南美南部的专门研究。 UNC-CH的研究生在该系的
Women's and gender history is a strong and flourishing field at UNC-Chapel Hill. The field is broadly defined, intersects with the interests of a large number of faculty members, and is thoroughly integrated into the culture of the department. It is also structured to provide students with many choices and a great deal of flexibility. Our distinguished and diverse faculty offers a wide range of regularly taught courses that afford students the opportunity to study the history of women and gender around the world and add depth and perspective to the curricula of all history graduate students, regardless of their main fields of study. Courses focus on transnational or global perspectives and encompass South Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America, medieval, early modern, and modern Europe, and the United States, including specialized study of Native Americans, African Americans, and the American South.Graduate students at UNC-CH work within one of the department's major fields such as women's and gender history, European history, or Latin American history. Students interested in women and gender have two options: Students may choose women's and gender history as their major field. Courses and comprehensive examinations will help students who select this option to build expertise in global and theoretical approaches to women's and gender history, as well as in a conventionally defined field, such as U.S. history. For more information see the Graduate Student Handbook. Students may work primarily within another major field (such as African or U.S. history) but emphasize women's and gender history within it (by taking women's and gender history as your 'second field, or by taking a segment of your comprehensive examinations specifically on women's and gender history).