Explore pre-modern and modern Asia, including transformative change in China, empire and war in Southeast Asia, and revolutions and their aftermath.

Study the full range of military conflict, from the ancient world to colonial America to contemporary problems.

Learn from faculty with a long history of excellence in German, Central European, Russian, French, English, Medieval, Early Modern and Modern history.

Explore the role of religious ideas, behaviors, people, and institutions of the past in a wide variety of subfields.

Gain transnational and comparative perspectives on the diversity of gender roles and how a gendered analysis alters understanding of historical problems.

Investigate southern history from politics and labor relations to the history of race, gender, religion, and the environment.

Investigate how racial identities have been constructed over time, shaping social interactions and setting the boundaries of inclusion and exclusion.

Explore the social, cultural, and political forces that shaped the U.S., from military and diplomatic history to race, religion, economics, and gender.

Consider issues of cross-cultural relations, race and ethnicity, national and regional identity, politics and popular culture in Latin America.