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University of Denver
BA Critical Race & Ethnic Studies
- Denver, USA
BA
On-Campus
English
With a BA in Critical Race and Ethnic Studies, you'll examine race and ethnicity in social, political and cultural contexts that are both contemporary and historical. Our dynamic courses unpack race relations both in the U.S. and globally. Throughout your studies, you're encouraged to build on critical theory in the classroom by practicing ethically engaged citizenship.
Rochester University
Bachelor of Arts in Historical Structures(Minor)
- Morey Hall, USA
BA
Distance Learning
English
Join the Archaeology, Technology, and Historical Structures Program on Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at noon in the ME conference room, Hopeman 224 for a public lecture by Dr. David Givens, Director of Archaeology, Jamestown Rediscovery.Sponsored by the Archaeology, Technology, and Historical Structures Program and the Departments of History, Religion and Classics, and Mechanical Engineering. Refreshments will be served.
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Brandon University
Native Studies
- Winnipeg, Canada
BA
On-Campus
English
Native Studies focuses on how colonialism – both historical and contemporary – impacts Indigenous nations, as well as on the many forms of resistance to it. Our courses draw primarily upon the work of indigenous scholars, and emphasize indigenous approaches to knowledge. Many span diverse geopolitical contexts.
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Historical Research Methodologies degree programs provide a deep dive into the techniques and practices historians use to analyze past events and contexts. This field invites students to engage critically with various sources, fostering an understanding of history's complexities.
Through courses focused on archival research, quantitative analysis of historical data, and narrative construction, students develop precise skills in evaluating evidence and interpreting historical documents. Many learners build confidence as they engage with diverse perspectives, enhancing their capacity to conduct independent research. They also learn to formulate research questions and contribute to scholarly discourse.
Students of this discipline refine their analytical skills through applied methods, such as developing historical arguments and tackling historiographical debates. Graduates often pursue careers in education, museum curation, or archives, where their expertise in contextual analysis and source evaluation is highly valued. This program not only encourages knowledge growth but also prepares you for various career paths that appreciate historical insight.