MA Historical Studies

at University of Maryland Baltimore County

Modules:
 

• The Study of History
• Introduction to Public History
• The Practice of History
• Internship
• Thesis

• A Resume’ or CV,
• An undergraduate transcript,
• A 5-10 page sample of their academic or professional writing that demonstrates their writing, research, and analytical skills, and
• Three letters of recommendation that provide information about your potential as a scholar and your ability to engage in the academic work of history at the graduate level. (Candidates with questions or concerns regarding such letters are invited to consult with the Graduate Program Director well before the application deadline.).
• The GRE is NOT required to apply to this program, though students are welcome to submit their results.

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