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Program checklist · Economic and Social History

Economic and Social History

Barnard College · New York, NY

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Program
Award
Economic and Social History
Catalog edition
0042
Checklist type
degree-program
Description
The Economic and Social History major is an interdisciplinary major that combines economic reasoning with different historiographic approaches and quantitative analysis. The major encourages students to develop an understanding of the human experience through the record of the past and acquire intellectual tools to analyze historical changes from an economic and social perspective. Students are exposed to different ways of thinking about the origins of capitalism, the structural features of modern economies, regional differences or global diversity in long-run economic performance and socioeconomic well-being, and the challenges and opportunities facing the global economy today. By looking at both the social and the economic dimensions of the histories of one or more geographical regions, students gain a valuable interdisciplinary perspective that enables them to appreciate and think systematically and critically about the complexities of human interaction.
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
189097
CourseShelf checklist
CK_189097_c9529ef7
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Requirements for the Major

major core · 0 items

    Economics

    0 items

      Theoretical Perspectives:

      3 items
      1. 3
      2. 3
      3. As published: “INTERMEDTE MACROECONOMC THEORY *”
        4

      Economic History

      Choose 2 of the following · Select two of the following, including at least one course (at the 3000 level or higher): · 6 items
      1. Select two of the following, including at least one course (at the 3000 level or higher):
        Not resolved to a course
        6
      2. 3
      3. 4.00
      4. As published: “Economic History of the United States (another upper-level economic history course may be substituted, subject to economics adviser's approval)”
        3
      5. ECON BC3022
        Not resolved to a course
      6. 3

      History

      0 items

        Introductory Course in field of historical specialization:

        Choose 1 of the following · Select one of the following: · 8 items
        1. Select one of the following:
          Not resolved to a course
          3
        2. 4.00
        3. 4.00
        4. 4.00
        5. 4.00
        6. 4.00
        7. 4.00
        8. 3

        Lecture Courses:

        Choose 2 of the following · Select two of the following: · 7 items
        1. Select two of the following:
          Not resolved to a course
          6
        2. 3
        3. 3
        4. 3
        5. 3
        6. 3
        7. HSEA GU4884
          Merchants, Markets, Modernity - China
          Not resolved to a course

        Seminars:

        Choose 2 of the following · Select two of the following: · 3 items
        1. Select two of the following:
          Not resolved to a course
          8
        2. 4
        3. 4

        Other appropriate courses may be substituted subject to the history adviser's approval

        1 item
        1. HIST GU4569
          American Nuclear History, 1940s-1960s
          Not resolved to a course
          4.00

        Senior Thesis Requirement

        1 item
        1. ECHS BC3066& ECHS BC3067
          RESEARCH SEM ECONOMIC HISTRY Iand RESEARCH SEM ECONOMIC HIST II
          Not resolved to a course
          8
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