This track focuses on History, preparing students with the knowledge and practical skills the field expects at the Associate-to-Bachelor's level.
Graduates are equipped to pursue relevant career paths, with a self-paced format built for students balancing work and other commitments.
SS-080Introduction to Political Science
Introduces the foundational theories and concepts of political science.
- Major political theories
- Political systems overview
- Core political science terminology
SS-196Introduction to Mass Communication
Covers the foundational principles behind mass media and communication.
- Mass media fundamentals
- Communication theory basics
- Overview of media industries
SS-291World Literature
Surveys major literary works and traditions from around the world.
- Major world literary traditions
- Comparative literary analysis
- Cultural context in literature
SS-381Foundations of Sociology
Introduces the core theories and concepts of sociological study.
- Major sociological theories
- Social structures and institutions
- Core sociology terminology
SS-395English Rhetoric
Covers the principles of persuasive and effective written communication.
- Rhetorical strategies
- Argument construction basics
- Audience-focused writing
SS-664Essentials of General Psychology
Introduces foundational psychological theories and concepts.
- Major psychological perspectives
- Basic psychological terminology
- Overview of psychology subfields
SS-777Introduction to World History
Surveys major civilizations, conflicts, and turning points across history.
- Major historical civilizations
- Global historical turning points
- Cross-cultural historical exchange
SS-812Introduction to Economics
Covers the foundational principles of economic theory and analysis.
- Supply and demand basics
- Micro vs macroeconomics
- Core economic terminology
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Specialist Courses
6 Courses
HIS-077Introduction to History
A broad orientation to the historical discipline and its methods.
- Historical methodology basics
- Primary vs secondary sources
- Overview of historical eras
HIS-183World History I
Surveys major civilizations and events from ancient to early modern history.
- Ancient civilizations overview
- Early modern turning points
- Cross-regional historical connections
HIS-220Greek History
Covers the political, cultural, and social history of ancient Greece.
- Ancient Greek political systems
- Greek cultural contributions
- Major events in Greek history
HIS-377Introduction to Holocaust Studies
Introduces the historical study of the Holocaust and its causes.
- Historical context of the Holocaust
- Causes and consequences
- Holocaust remembrance and education
HIS-533American History
Surveys major events and turning points in American history.
- Colonial and revolutionary America
- Major American historical turning points
- Social change throughout American history
HIS-802Western Civilization I
Covers the development of Western civilization from antiquity through the medieval period.
- Foundations of Western civilization
- Medieval European history
- Cultural developments in the West
$24,000
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Admission requires Associate Degree or equivalent credits.
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