History Minor

Policy for University Honors Program

University Honors Program students who have completed four history courses in the University Honors Program may earn a minor in history by completing HIST 2010  and 10 additional HIST elective credits above 1000 level.

University Honors Program students who have completed three history course in the University Honors program may earn a minor in history by completing HIST 2010  and 15 additional HIST elective credits above 1000 level.

The University Honors courses that count towards the history minor include:

Intellectual Traditions

• HONR 1210 - Polis, Republic, and Empires 
• HONR 1230 - The Worlds of Medieval Europe 
• HONR 2210 - Early Modern Culture and Global Expansion 
• HONR 2250 - Human Rights in the Modern World 
• HONR 2300 - The Rise of Science
• HONR 2510 - Capitalism and Its Discontents 

Society, Policy, and Citizenship

• HONR 1210 - Polis, Republic, and Empires 
• HONR 1220 - From Polis to Subject to Citizen 
• HONR 2240 - Revolution and Rebellion in the Early Modern World 
• HONR 2250 - Human Rights in the Modern World 
• HONR 2300 - The Rise of Science
• HONR 2530 - 18th- and 19th-Century Social Theory 

Innovations

• HONR 1210 - Polis, Republic, and Empires 
• HONR 1240 - Catholicism and Its Global Reach 
• HONR 2220 - History of Revolutions 
• HONR 2300 - The Rise of Science
• HONR 2510 - Capitalism and Its Discontents 

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See policy for Undergraduate Minors (84-1 ) for more information.