Undergraduate Course Information

link to COURSES FOR CONCENTRATION CREDIT

Which courses fulfill the geographical and chronological concentration requirements?

The COURSES BY TERM page organizes course lists for the current and recent past terms according to the concentration requirements they fulfill. A hard copy for the upcoming term is available in the History Department and is sent by email to concentrators. You can also check by using the search engine for the Fall and Winter Term COURSES page (side bar menu).

Course descriptions can be found at these websites:

                  Course Guide -- course descriptions for current and upcoming terms

                  Wolverine Access - Individual course descriptions on the Public Course Catalog

                  LSA Bulletin-- list of active History courses

The History Department has a large number of active courses, although not all are regularly offered. These tables show the framework for scheduling courses during the academic year. In addition to those listed, other courses may be offered, either from the master list or as "topics" courses. A smaller number of courses are offered during the spring and summer half terms, typically including an introductory survey course and a History 397 colloquium. pdf version

Course scheduling is affected by faculty leaves, sabbaticals, retirements, and administrative assignments. Visiting faculty may teach an established course, but some courses are unique to an individual professor and may not offered during his or her
absence.