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Dec 04, 2024
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Course Catalog 2024-2025
History Minor
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Note(s) on Requirements
- At least three full courses must have the HIST prefix.
- At least one full course must be at the 300- or 400-level.
Transfer of Credit Toward the Minor
AP/IB transfer credit received for HIST 097, HIST 098, and HIST 099 does not count toward the history minor.
Detailed Minor Requirements
History Minor Course Lists
History Minor Courses
Return to the summary of requirements.
- ENVS 326 - Environmental History of Oceans and Great Lakes
- FYSP 018 - Red Futures: Exploring Soviet Science Fiction
- FYSP 080 - Pandemic: The Great Influenza in History and Memory
- FYSP 160 - Berlin: 20th-Century City
- FYSP 173 - The French Revolution and the Making of the Modern World
- HIST 101 - Medieval and Early Modern European History
- HIST 102 - Modern European History
- HIST 103 - American History to 1877
- HIST 104 - American History, 1877 to the Present
- HIST 105 - Chinese Civilization
- HIST 106 - Modern China
- HIST 107 - Russian History I
- HIST 108 - Russian History II
- HIST 109 - Latin American History: Invasion to Independence
- HIST 110 - Latin American History: State and Nation Since Independence
- HIST 121 - History of the Middle East and North Africa, from the Rise of Islam to 1800
- HIST 122 - Middle East and North African History from 1800 to the Present
- HIST 129 - History of Rome
- HIST 130 - History of Greece
- HIST 138 - European Empires in Global History
- HIST 159 - Japan: Earliest Times to 1868
- HIST 160 - Modern Japan
- HIST 162 - Premodern India
- HIST 163 - Modern South Asia
- HIST 181 - Korea and East Asia: From Ancient Times to the Present
- HIST 204 - From Gold to Guacamole: Latin American Commodity History
- HIST 205 - Heavenly Histories: The Making of Western Cosmology from Antiquity to the Trial of Galileo
- HIST 207 - Cinema, Memory, and Politics in Egypt
- HIST 208 - Of Miracles and Microscopes: A History of Science from 1200-1800
- HIST 209 - The City in Europe, 1100-1789
- HIST 214 - Oberlin Oral History: Community-Based Learning & Research Practicum
- HIST 216 - European Socialisms and Post-Socialisms
- HIST 218 - The American Revolution
- HIST 219 - The American Civil War
- HIST 222 - Modern Germany and Eastern Europe, 1848-1989
- HIST 226 - WW II
- HIST 227 - The History and Practice of Whiteness in the United States
- HIST 230 - Jewish Communities of the Ottoman Empire, 1453-1914
- HIST 231 - The Origins of Modern Diplomacy, 1350-1850
- HIST 232 - History of Race in American Cities and Suburbs
- HIST 233 - The Long War in Modern China
- HIST 234 - Bandits, Terrorists, Partisans: Non-State Political Violence in Modern Europe
- HIST 236 - Orientalism and the Jewish Question
- HIST 238 - Slavery in the U.S.
- HIST 243 - The Early Modern Mediterranean
- HIST 244 - The U.S. in World War II
- HIST 250 - The Great Wave: A Maritime View of Japanese History
- HIST 251 - U.S. Foreign Policy
- HIST 256 - Immigration in U.S. History
- HIST 260 - Asian American History
- HIST 261 - On the Edges of China
- HIST 265 - Sacred and Secular in an Islamic Republic: Pakistan
- HIST 267 - Islamic Law & Society: From Shari’a to Human Rights
- HIST 268 - Incarceration in the Modern MENA
- HIST 270 - Latina/o History
- HIST 271 - History of Rio de Janeiro
- HIST 274 - History of the Holocaust
- HIST 276 - Slavery in Latin America
- HIST 278 - The Productive Past: Innovation and the Early Modern World
- HIST 280 - Brothers at War: The Unending Korean War
- HIST 282 - The French Empire: 18th Century to the Present
- HIST 285 - American Indians: Pre-Columbus to the Present
- HIST 286 - Jewish Italy from Antiquity through Modernity
- HIST 294 - Environmental History of China
- HIST 299 - Introduction to Historical Methods
- HIST 301 - The Politics of Gender in Medieval and Early Modern Europe
- HIST 303 - Seminar: Possession and Property in Medieval Europe
- HIST 305 - Research Methods in Black Women’s Intellectual History
- HIST 307 - Occupied Japan, 1945-1952
- HIST 313 - The Enlightenment and its Critics
- HIST 314 - Existentialism
- HIST 319 - Muslim Political Thought: Past & Present
- HIST 322 - American Contact, 1492-1620
- HIST 326 - Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Latin America
- HIST 327 - Mapping China and East Asia
- HIST 328 - The Great War and Asia, 1914-1925
- HIST 335 - Seminar: Crusades - Contact and Conflict in the Mediterranean World
- HIST 336 - Women and International Relations, 1400-1900
- HIST 337 - From the Great War to the Great Depression: America in the 1920s
- HIST 340 - Doing Local History–Community-Based Learning in Elyria
- HIST 341 - Research Seminar: The Korean War
- HIST 347 - The African Diaspora in Contemporary Latin America
- HIST 354 - The British Empire and the Indian Ocean
- HIST 358 - Memory and Justice in East Asia
- HIST 360 - Constructing the Russian Revolutionary Self
- HIST 363 - The Global Sixties in Latin America
- HIST 367 - The Other Great Game, 1860-1905
- HIST 370 - From Conservation to Climate Crisis: The Environment in Twentieth-Century American History
- HIST 371 - Muslim Politics in Modern South Asia
- HIST 372 - Reckoning with Reconstruction, 1863-Present
- HIST 375 - Beyond Indiana Jones: The History, Politics, and Culture of Archaeology
- HIST 376 - Westworlds: Research Seminar in Western History
- HIST 382 - Afro-Asian America: Intraminority Connections in Historical Perspective
- HIST 383 - Borders, Wars, and Refugees from the Ottoman Empire to ISIS
- HIST 388 - Women at War
- HIST 389 - Archaeologies of China
- HIST 405 - Age of Fracture: The United States since 1973
- HIST 407 - Civil War Era
- HIST 412 - Lords, Peasants, and Pigs on Trial: popular and elite culture in early modern Europe
- HIST 414 - The Puritans and Their World
- HIST 416 - The World Upside Down: Abolitionism in America
- HIST 418 - Beyond Slavery and Freedom in the Atlantic World
- HIST 424 - How to Make an Empire: Histories of Global Britain
- HIST 425 - History of Space, History of Time
- HIST 427 - Borderlands
- HIST 429 - Jazz of the Americas
- HIST 430 - Environmental History of the Middle East and North Africa
- HIST 433 - American Empire
- HIST 435 - Museums: A Social, Political, and Institutional History
- HIST 436 - Science and Technology in Early Modern and Modern East Asia
- HIST 440 - Europe’s East: Orientalisms from Russia to the Balkans
- HIST 448 - Slavery, Law, and Warfare in North America
- HIST 456 - Connections beyond Colonialism: Global Histories of the Global South
- HIST 472 - Colloquium: Early Modern Atlantic World
- HIST 473 - Colloquium: Violence and Terror in Early America
- HIST 479 - Colloquium: Readings in 20th Century Urban History
- HIST 481 - Stalinism
- HIST 482 - Discrimination in Modern Japan
- HIST 487 - Women of Latin America
- HIST 488 - The U.S. South
- HIST 493 - Repairing the Past: Readings in Historical Justice
- HIST 500 - History Senior Projects
- HIST 501 - History Senior Honors I
- HIST 502 - History Senior Honors II
- HIST 995F - Private Reading - Full
- HIST 995H - Private Reading - Half
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