Regularly Scheduled Courses

Course descriptions are available in the Academic Catalog.

Fall Semester Only Courses

HIST 400: Contemporary Approaches to History (every Fall semester)
HIST 479: Public History Media (every Fall semester)
HIST 480: Public History: Method and Theory (every Fall semester)
HIST 483: Oral History: Method and Practice (every Fall semester)

Spring Semester Only Courses

HIST 481: Management of Historical Resources (Spring semesters, odd-years)
HIST 482: Archives and Record Management (Spring semesters, even-years)
HIST 487: Public History: Museums (Spring semesters, odd-years)

Courses Available Every Semester

For complete information on steps required for registering for the classes below, please contact your academic advisor.

Public History/Career Diversity

HIST 581 Practicum in Public History

HIST 582 Public History Internship

HIST 585 Career Diversity Internship

Directed Study/Research

HIST 498 Dissertation Research

HIST 499 Directed Study
Requires completion of Request for Course Title form.
For complete steps required for registration please see Course Registration Forms section of the Graduate Program Handbook.

HIST 598 Dissertation Proposal Seminar

HIST 599 Directed Primary Research
Requires completion of Directed Primary Research form.
For complete steps required for registration please see Course Registration Forms section of the Graduate Program Handbook.

Other

HIST 600 Dissertation Supervision

HIST 605 Master's Study

HIST 610 Doctoral Study

Course descriptions are available in the Academic Catalog.

Fall Semester Only Courses

HIST 400: Contemporary Approaches to History (every Fall semester)
HIST 479: Public History Media (every Fall semester)
HIST 480: Public History: Method and Theory (every Fall semester)
HIST 483: Oral History: Method and Practice (every Fall semester)

Spring Semester Only Courses

HIST 481: Management of Historical Resources (Spring semesters, odd-years)
HIST 482: Archives and Record Management (Spring semesters, even-years)
HIST 487: Public History: Museums (Spring semesters, odd-years)

Courses Available Every Semester

For complete information on steps required for registering for the classes below, please contact your academic advisor.

Public History/Career Diversity

HIST 581 Practicum in Public History

HIST 582 Public History Internship

HIST 585 Career Diversity Internship

Directed Study/Research

HIST 498 Dissertation Research

HIST 598 Dissertation Proposal Seminar

Other

HIST 600 Dissertation Supervision

HIST 605 Master's Study

HIST 610 Doctoral Study

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Ruby Oram, PhD in Public History and American History ('20)

"This program is ideal for prospective students who want a foot in both worlds. I left the program feeling confident that I could work with cultural institutions as a public historian or pursue an academic career as a US historian in a four-year university. I currently do both as a faculty member at Texas State...."

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Tara Hinkley, MA/MLIS Dual Degree Program ('21)

"Loyola's dual MA/MLIS program with Dominican has helped me hone my skills in librarianship, archives work and museum oriented work. My classes at Loyola provided connections with professionals doing history in many different ways and it truly opened my eyes to the incredible breadth of opportunities available to public historians..."

Bryan Escobar, MA in History ('14)

"Combining the traditional master’s program at Loyola with a minor focus in public history was an amazing experience for me. Going into graduate school I knew I wanted to work in the museum field but considered going through the traditional history route..."