Brandeis Univ.
Department Web Site
Areas of Specialization:
early modern and modern Europe, America
Program Description
Graduate Program in Comparative History trains students to approach the past from a comparative perspective. Graduate Program in American History is designed to help students gain a comprehensive understanding of American history and mastery of historical research and writing.
Special Programs or Resources
See web site.
Financial Aid
Comparative History: As part of the graduate training program, Ph.D. students are required to participate in undergraduate teaching, normally during their second, third, and fourth years. American History: As part of the graduate training program, Ph.D. students serve as teaching fellows for four semesters, normally during their second and third years of study. All teaching fellows enroll in a section of HIST 340a and b, which provides supervision as well as instruction in the aims and techniques of teaching American history at the college level.
Degree Requirements
See web site.
University Information:
University Type: Private, not-for-profit
Carnegie Institution Ranking: Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive
Department Demographics:
First PhD conferred: 1971
History PhDs conferred to Date: 116
Relative Size Based on PhDs Conferred (2000–04): Medium [Explain]
Faculty Mix: |
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Full Professor |
10 |
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Associate Professor |
6 |
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Assistant Professor |
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Instructor/Lecturer |
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Joint Appointment |
9 |
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Emeritus Faculty |
1 |
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Part-time faculty |
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Relative Size based on Number of Full-time Faculty: Medium [Explain]
Number of Graduate Students in Program (Fall
2005):
60
(Graduate student counts include those enrolled in terminal
Master's degree program)
Proportion of Full-Time Graduate Students: 100%
New Graduate Students Entering Program, Fall
2004: 11
Relative Size Based on Graduate Student Enrollment (2002–04): Medium [Explain]
Other Information
Current Dissertations in Progress
PhDs Conferred by Department
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