American Historical Association

A joint degree program with the Department of Anthropology focusing on the Historical Anthropology of the American West. The degree is a History degree.

Special Programs or Resources

No information provided

Financial Aid

Some departmental scholarships (amount variable) and a limited number of in-state fee waivers.

Degree Requirements

48 credits beyond the MA, written exams, and oral exam.

University Information:

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Faculty Information (Fall 2011):

Full-time Faculty: 8

Relative Size based on Number of Full-time Faculty: Small [Explain]

Student Demographics (Fall 2011):

Number of Doctoral Students in Program: 4

New Doctoral Students Entering Program: 0

Proportion of Doctoral Students Receiving Financial Aid: 50%

Number of Graduate Students Enrolled: 23

Relative Size Based on Graduate Student Enrollment: Small [Explain]

Degree Information:

First PhD conferred: 1965

History PhDs conferred to Date: 44

Number of PhDs Conferred (2011–12): 1

Relative Size Based on PhDs Conferred: Small [Explain]

Current Dissertations in Progress

PhDs Conferred by Department

Last Updated: October 19, 2012