HISTORY 201-A Europe in the Medieval and Early Modern World (1 Unit)  

Culture and structure of preindustrial society, high medieval through mid-18th century.

HISTORY 201-B Europe in the Modern World (1 Unit)  

Impact of industrial and political change and development of modern society to the present.

HISTORY 210-A North America and the United States to 1865 (1 Unit)  

Interpretative survey from the 17th century to the present. Pre-colonial to the Civil War.

HISTORY 210-B History of the United States, Reconstruction to the Present (1 Unit)  

Interpretative survey from the 17th century to the present. Reconstruction to the present.

HISTORY 220-A History of the U.S. Precolonial to the Civil War (1 Unit)  

Interpretative survey from the 17th century to the present. Pre-colonial to the Civil War. NPEP course.

HISTORY 248-PP Global Legal History (1 Unit)  

This course examines four aspects of global legal history: 1) the imperial roots of international legal regimes and global governance; 2) the transnational history of laws on corporations and intellectual property; 3) the evolution of ideas about personhood and citizenship, including slavery, indigeneity, and artificial intelligence; and 4) the role of state borders and military monopolies. Taught with HISTORY 248-0; may not receive credit for both. NPEP course.

HISTORY 250-A Global History: Early Modern to Modern Transition (1 Unit)  

The early-modern to modern transition.

HISTORY 250-B Global History: Modern World (1 Unit)  

The modern world. HISTORY 250-A is not a prerequisite for HISTORY 250-B.

HISTORY 253-PP A Global History of Prisons and Camps (1 Unit)  

The course begins with a consideration of alternate forms of punishment common to the premodern era and then follows the development and spread of the modern prison and the proliferation of mass detention camps across the globe over the course of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries until the present day. NPEP course.

HISTORY 274-PP Indo-Persian Literature as Global Literature: Love, Longing, and Dissent from the Balkans to Bengal (1 Unit)  

This course will introduce students to some of the canonical poets of classical IndoPersian literature, along with the global historical context in which they lived and wrote. Expressions of love, longing, devotion, and dissent were among the most common themes of this literature, which also had an important, if underappreciated, afterlife in modern Euro-American cultural and intellectual history. NPEP course.

HISTORY 300-CN New Lectures in History (1 Unit)  

Topics vary. May be repeated for credit with different topic.

HISTORY 300-PP New Lectures in History (1 Unit)  

Lecture courses on special topics not covered in regular offerings. Content varies. May be repeated for credit with different topic. NPEP course.

HISTORY 393-CN Approaches to History (1 Unit)  

Introductory seminar and intensive exploration of a significant historical event, period, or topic. Topics vary. May be repeated for credit with different topic.

HISTORY 395-CN Research Seminar (1 Unit)  

Students research and complete a term paper on a topic of choice. Topics vary. May be repeated for credit with different topic.

HISTORY 399-PP NPEP Course (1 Unit)  

NPEP Course.