The Graduate Certificate in Public History is designed to meet the educational and professional needs of the surrounding communities that Texas A&M University–Commerce serves in the Northeast Texas region. The Graduate Certificate in Public History at Texas A&M University–Commerce is a twelve credit hour graduate certificate that develops specific skill sets related to public history among students who are interested in public history and practitioners who are already in the field. The goal of the graduate certificate is to prepare students for careers in fields related to public history that increase public engagement with the past. The practical, theoretical, and analytical training provided in the certificate program enhances the ability of graduates to compete for jobs in museums, historical societies, cultural resource centers, parks, historic preservation, etc. Please contact Dr. Mylynka Cardona at Mylynka.Cardona@tamuc.edu for more information.
Requirements to complete the Public History Graduate Certificate (12 semester hours):
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HIST 564 | Introduction to Public History | 3 |
HIST 567 | Internship in Public History | 3 |
ALIB 564 | Introduction to Archives | 3 |
HIST 561 | Material Culture Analysis for Historians | 3 |
HIST 566 | Oral History Theory and Methods | 3 |
HIST 569 | Introduction to Digital History | 3 |
Total Hours | 12 |
Note: Students must have admission to the Graduate School. Coursework must be completed at Texas A&M University-Commerce with a 3.0 GPA in all courses used for this graduate certificate. (No Substitutions)
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