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Deepening Content Knowledge: Specialize in American History or the History of the Modern World under the guidance of our expert faculty.
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Developing Research Skills: Acquire the tools for academic and professional success through hands-on research and investigation.
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Cultivating Lifelong Learning: Foster a lifelong passion for history, ensuring continuous growth and exploration.
In-state tuition
Enjoy the flexibility of online learning with in-state tuition, regardless of your location.
About the Master's Degree
Choose from three distinct options tailored to your career goals and interests:
Option I: Thesis Prepare for doctoral programs or advanced careers with in-depth research. Requires 30 semester hours, including two seminars. Thesis availability is competitive and contingent upon faculty agreement.
Option II: Applied Research Ideal for those pursuing teaching or public history careers. Present a curricular or public history project. Requires 33 semester hours, including three seminars. Project chair appointment is necessary.
Option III: Coursework Demonstrate advanced study in your concentration area. Complete 33 semester hours, including four seminars, showcasing your expertise and dedication.
Contact History Graduate Coordinator, Jonathan Dresner, at jdresner@pittstate.edu to begin your journey today.
Deadline for admittance:
- To be considered for the next Summer or Fall semester: March 1
- To be considered for the next Fall semester: July 1
- To be considered for the next Spring semester: November 1
To apply, submit your Graduate School application and official transcripts. Additionally, provide a personal essay reflecting on your history background, motivations for pursuing the MA, and program expectations.