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Public History

Manhattan College · Riverdale, NY

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Program
Award
Minor
Catalog edition
2026-27 Catalog
Checklist type
degree-program
Description
. Each discipline draws from both social sciences and the humanities, to examine the variety of human experience, in our country, around the world, and through time. History is the study of change over time; p olitical science is the study of power in society; international studies draws on many disciplines to understand international relations and transnational forces. In all of these majors and minors, debating contemporary issues, learning to do research, and writing persuasively prepares students for successful careers. History ​ Political Science International Studies Social Studies Education HISTORY The History major prepares students to understand and engage in the world around them, whether at home or abroad. Students take courses across multiple geographic regions and historical eras, learning the ability to step into other people's shoes and see the world through their experiences. We think carefully and with nuance about change over time, as well as causes and effects. You learn to find and analyze data, then argue persuasively based on the evidence. These are important skills for all members of society, as well as any future career, from business to government to academia. Students frequently engage in guided research and pursue other opportunities related to their individual interests.
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
192703
CourseShelf checklist
CK_192703_2b16f4d0
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 a Major

major core · 5 items
  1. POSC 203
    3
  2. POSC 209
    3
  3. POSC 210
    3
  4. POSC 251
    3
  5. POSC 270
    Introduction to Political Theory
    or: POSC 271 American Political Thought
    3

Core Curriculum for Major

major core · 5 items
  1. INTL 201
    3
  2. HIST 300
    Historical Methods
    or: POSC 210 Research Methods in Political Science
    3
  3. HIST 326
    Diplomatic History of Europe 1815-1914
    or: HIST 328 Cold War Diplomacy in Asia
    or: HIST 334 Diplomatic History of the Vietnam Wars
    or: HIST 362 US Foreign Relations, 1900 to the Present
    or: HIST 394 Diplomatic History of the Ottoman Empire
    3
  4. POSC 351
    International Relations
    or: POSC 352 International Organizations
    or: POSC 357 United States Foreign Policy
    3
  5. INTL 405
    3

Areas of Concentration

concentration · 243 items
  1. ART 218
    3
  2. ECON 334
    International Economics
    As published: “International Economics (Prereqs: ECON 150/203 and 204)”
    3
  3. ECON 412
    3
  4. ENGL 265
    3
  5. ENGL 348
    3
  6. HIST 242
    3
  7. HIST 306
    3
  8. HIST 307
    3
  9. HIST 314
    3
  10. HIST 325
    3
  11. HIST 389
    3
  12. HIST 390
    3
  13. HIST 391
    3
  14. HIST 392
    3
  15. HIST 393
    3
  16. HIST 394
    3
  17. INTL 315
    3
  18. INTL 375
    3
  19. INTL 400
    15
  20. INTL 450
    1-3
  21. INTL 475
    3
  22. PHIL 332
    3
  23. POSC 343
    3
  24. POSC 346
    3
  25. PSYC 348
    3
  26. RELS 238
    3
  27. RELS 324
    3
  28. RELS 341
    3
  29. RELS 342
    3
  30. RELS 349
    3
  31. RELS 355
    3
  32. SOC 202
    3
  33. SOC 205
    3
  34. SOC 225
    3
  35. SOC 250
    3
  36. SOC 290
    3
  37. SOC 295
    3
  38. SOC 334
    3
  39. SOC 350
    3
  40. ART 218
    3
  41. ART 316
    3
  42. ECON 334
    International Economics
    As published: “International Economics (Prereqs: ECON 150/203 and 204)”
    3
  43. ECON 412
    3
  44. ENGL 265
    3
  45. ENGL 348
    3
  46. HIST 239
    3
  47. HIST 240
    3
  48. HIST 307
    3
  49. HIST 312
    3
  50. HIST 313
    3
  51. HIST 328
    3
  52. HIST 334
    3
  53. HIST 348
    3
  54. HIST 391
    3
  55. HIST 393
    3
  56. INTL 315
    3
  57. INTL 375
    3
  58. INTL 400
    15
  59. INTL 450
    1-3
  60. INTL 475
    3
  61. PHIL 342
    3
  62. POSC 340
    3
  63. PSYC 348
    3
  64. RELS 238
    3
  65. RELS 314
    3
  66. RELS 342
    3
  67. RELS 354
    3
  68. RELS 355
    3
  69. RELS 357
    3
  70. RELS 358
    3
  71. SOC 202
    3
  72. SOC 205
    3
  73. SOC 225
    3
  74. SOC 250
    3
  75. SOC 290
    3
  76. SOC 295
    3
  77. SOC 334
    3
  78. SOC 350
    3
  79. ART 260
    3
  80. ART 304
    3
  81. ART 321
    3
  82. ART 322
    3
  83. ART 323
    3
  84. ART 326
    3
  85. ECON 334
    International Economics
    As published: “International Economics (Prereqs: ECON 150/203 and 204)”
    3
  86. ENGL 248
    3
  87. ENGL 280
    3
  88. ENGL 312
    3
  89. ENGL 346
    3
  90. HIST 220
    3
  91. HIST 304
    3
  92. HIST 305
    3
  93. HIST 307
    3
  94. HIST 308
    3
  95. HIST 319
    3
  96. HIST 320
    3
  97. HIST 326
    3
  98. HIST 334
    3
  99. HIST 337
    3
  100. HIST 351
    3
  101. HIST 352
    3
  102. HIST 353
    3
  103. HIST 354
    3
  104. HIST 355
    3
  105. HIST 357
    3
  106. HIST 358
    3
  107. HIST 388
    3
  108. HIST 390
    3
  109. HIST 391
    3
  110. INTL 315
    3
  111. INTL 375
    3
  112. INTL 400
    15
  113. INTL 450
    1-3
  114. INTL 475
    3
  115. MUSC 290
    3
  116. MUSC 305
    3
  117. PHIL 215
    3
  118. PHIL 222
    3
  119. PHIL 274
    3
  120. PHIL 316
    3
  121. PHIL 334
    3
  122. POSC 330
    3
  123. POSC 331
    3
  124. POSC 332
    3
  125. POSC 374
    3
  126. PSYC 348
    3
  127. RELS 245
    3
  128. RELS 302
    3
  129. RELS 310
    3
  130. RELS 324
    3
  131. SOC 202
    3
  132. SOC 205
    3
  133. SOC 212
    3
  134. SOC 225
    3
  135. SOC 250
    3
  136. SOC 290
    3
  137. SOC 295
    3
  138. SOC 334
    3
  139. SOC 350
    3
  140. SPAN 300
    3
  141. SPAN 303
    3
  142. SPAN 316
    3
  143. SPAN 340
    3
  144. SPAN 350
    3
  145. SPAN 351
    3
  146. SPAN 423
    3
  147. SPAN 424
    3
  148. SPAN 427
    3
  149. SPAN 440
    3
  150. ART 218
    3
  151. COMM 271
    3
  152. COMM 371
    3
  153. ECON 334
    International Economics
    As published: “International Economics (Prereqs: ECON 150/203 and 204)”
    3
  154. ECON 412
    3
  155. ENGL 265
    3
  156. ENGL 347
    3
  157. ENGL 348
    3
  158. HIST 307
    3
  159. HIST 334
    3
  160. HIST 362
    3
  161. HIST 377
    3
  162. HIST 390
    3
  163. HIST 391
    3
  164. HIST 393
    3
  165. INTL 310
    3
  166. INTL 312
    3
  167. INTL 375
    3
  168. INTL 400
    15
  169. INTL 450
    1-3
  170. INTL 475
    3
  171. MKTG 412
    3
  172. MUSC 216
    3
  173. PEAC 201
    3
  174. PHIL 238
    3
  175. POSC 205
    3
  176. POSC 207
    3
  177. POSC 209
    3
  178. POSC 223
    3
  179. POSC 254
    3
  180. POSC 310
    3
  181. POSC 350
    3
  182. POSC 351
    3
  183. POSC 352
    3
  184. POSC 354
    3
  185. POSC 367
    3
  186. POSC 368
    3
  187. PSYC 348
    3
  188. RELS 204
    3
  189. RELS 238
    3
  190. RELS 255
    3
  191. RELS 372
    3
  192. SOC 202
    3
  193. SOC 205
    3
  194. SOC 212
    3
  195. SOC 220
    3
  196. SOC 225
    3
  197. SOC 250
    3
  198. SOC 290
    3
  199. SOC 295
    3
  200. SOC 317
    3
  201. SOC 327
    3
  202. SOC 334
    3
  203. SOC 350
    3
  204. ECON 334
    International Economics
    As published: “International Economics (Prereqs: ECON 150/203 and 204)”
    3
  205. ECON 412
    3
  206. ENGL 265
    3
  207. ENGL 348
    3
  208. ENGL 357
    3
  209. HIST 225
    3
  210. HIST 318
    3
  211. HIST 362
    3
  212. HIST 393
    3
  213. INTL 313
    3
  214. INTL 315
    3
  215. INTL 375
    3
  216. INTL 400
    15
  217. INTL 450
    1-3
  218. INTL 475
    3
  219. POSC 344
    3
  220. POSC 345
    3
  221. PSYC 348
    3
  222. RELS 238
    3
  223. RELS 359
    3
  224. SOC 202
    3
  225. SOC 205
    3
  226. SOC 225
    3
  227. SOC 250
    3
  228. SOC 262
    3
  229. SOC 290
    3
  230. SOC 295
    3
  231. SOC 328
    3
  232. SOC 334
    3
  233. SOC 350
    3
  234. SPAN 300
    3
  235. SPAN 316
    3
  236. SPAN 317
    3
  237. SPAN 320
    3
  238. SPAN 341
    3
  239. SPAN 342
    3
  240. SPAN 423
    3
  241. SPAN 424
    3
  242. SPAN 435
    3
  243. SPAN 440
    3
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