Bachelor's specializations
Get a taste of the specializations we offer history majors.



Get a taste of the specializations we offer history majors.
“History in the Present” is a webinar series hosted by the Department of History that historicizes current events, shares cutting-edge research, and aims to promote dialogue on issues of interest between the University and the broader community. As historians, we work across disciplines and collaborate with a broad range of people outside of the University. Thus, in addition to history faculty, museum curators, NGO leaders and experts on the environment and human rights will also be presenting in this webinar series.
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Archived history eventsPlease review the course catalog for accuracy. To view class times and sections, visit MyNevada.
Course Number | Course Name | Professor |
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HIST 100A | Making History | Barbara Walker |
HIST 102C (CO8) | U.S. History Since 1877 | Bryan David |
HIST 209 (CO11) | World History II | Eugene Park |
HIST 217 (Online) | Nevada History | Bryan David |
HIST 224 (CO10, CO11) | Pirates & Hackers | Christopher Church |
HIST 229 (CO11) | Drugs & Security in Americas | Renata Keller |
HIST 293C (CO8, CO10) | Intro to African American History | Greta de Jong |
HIST 300 (CO14) | Historical Research & Writing | Linda Curcio |
HIST 300A (CO14) | Digitizing History | Christopher von Nagy |
HIST 306 (CO11) | History of Korea | Eugene Park |
HIST 310 | Museum Training for Historians | Christopher von Nagy |
HIST 340 (CO10, CO11) | Modern African Diaspora & Popular Culture | Charles Tshimanga-Kashama |
HIST 367 (CO10, CO11, CO12) | The Holocaust in its European Setting | James McSpadden |
HIST 385 | Witches, Wars, and Wisdom in the Early Modern Era | Jennifer Ng |
HIST 396 | 20th Century Russia and the Soviet Union | Barbara Walker |
HIST 399 | History Department Practicum | Christopher von Nagy |
HIST 407B | U.S. Foreign Relations II | Meredith Oda |
HIST 415C | U.S. From 1877 to 1929 | Jacob Dorman |
HIST 430B (CO13, CO14) | Museum Learning | Christopher von Nagy |
HIST 440A (CO10 CO11) | The Cuban Revolution | Renata Keller |
HIST 441 (CO9, CO13) | American Environmental History | Sarah Keyes |
HIST 444A (CO10, CO13) | U.S.-Mexico Borderlands | Michael Aguirre |
HIST 465C (CO11, CO13) | The Making of Modern Ireland | Dennis Dworkin |
HIST 488C | Topics in Nature & Culture: Premodern Mediterranean | Annamaria Pazienza |
HIST 494B (CO11) | Pathologies of Daily Life in Modern China | Hugh Shapiro |
HIST 499A (CO14) | Senior Thesis | Independent Study |
HIST 499B (CO14) | Applied History | Independent Study |
HIST 630B | Museum Learning | Christopher von Nagy |
HIST 640A | The Cuban Revolution | Renata Keller |
HIST 641 | American Environmental History | Sarah Keyes |
HIST 665C | The Making of Modern Ireland | Dennis Dworkin |
HIST 688C | Topics in Nature & Culture: Premodern Mediterranean | Annamaria Pazienza |
HIST 694B | Pathologies of Daily Life in Modern China | Hugh Shapiro |
HIST 724 | Topical Seminar in U.S. History | Michael Aguirre |
HIST 780 | Seminar in Methodology | Sarah Keyes |