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The Graduate Program of the Department of History offers its students
the intellectual environment and scholarly resources of a major research
university in a setting that facilitates close mentoring and fosters personal
attention to individual needs and interests. Its distinguished faculty includes
a Guggenheim fellow, several prize-winning authors, and many recipients of
fellowships from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the American Council
of Learned Societies, the National Humanities center, the Fulbright Foundation,
the Huntington Library, and the National Library of Medicine. Drawing on the
particular research and teaching strengths of its faculty, the department offers
Ph.D. and M.A. degrees in three fields of concentration: American history,
European history, and Global history.
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The Department of History has designed its
Graduate Program to train professional historians at the highest
intellectual and methodological level. It awards the Doctor of
Philosophy degree to those individuals who have, in its judgment,
demonstrated the capacity to undertake a career of teaching and research
in history. It awards the Master of Arts degree to those individuals who
have demonstrated substantial accomplishment in the graduate level study
of history. The full support and influence of the Department stand behind
all students who have successfully completed the program.
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: Graduate Resources
: Current Graduate Students :
University Virtual Tour
: Recent Graduate Students :
History Department Picture Tour
: Living in Rochester
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