Degree in History at Glendale Community College
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The Associate of Science degree in History at Walters State Community College is designed to transfer and meet the freshman and sophomore year requirements of a four-year bachelor’s degree. Students will need to consult with a faculty advisor to select courses for a particular college or university.
At Green River Community College you may begin your studies by taking courses that prepare you to be "major ready" and transfer to a university. While you are taking your major prerequisites within your transfer degree, you can focus your distribution choices and elective credits toward meeting your educational goals and area of interest.
Looking for ways to afford college? Financial aid is available at Harford Community College to help you meet your financial needs. There are many forms of financial aid available at HCC: grants, scholarships, loans and Federal Work-Study. You may be eligible for one or more of these types of aid. The financial aid staff will work with you to determine what aid you may qualify for and to help you apply. Check here to learn more about the different financial aid programs available and to determine if you may be eligible. The Financial Aid Office is located in the Student Center of
This program, which is jointly registered with St. Joseph’s College, prepares students for careers in secondary education (grades 7-12). Students who complete the A.A. degree at Suffolk County Community College are assured seamless transfer to St. Joseph’s College for the baccalaureate degree program. However, students can also transfer to other New York State public and private four-year colleges to att ain the baccalaureate degree and teacher certification. The Adolescence Education Emphasis at Suffolk offers a strong liberal arts foundation, while inlcuding courses specifically related to pedagogy. New York State teacher certification standards will be met through upper-level coursework at St.Joseph's College,
Public and community history are growth areas in today's society. They are evident on a number of levels from national television and commercial attractions to local neighbourhood groups; but they all share a desire to explore and communicate the past outside academic history. This degree offers students the opportunity to engage with this growing trend, and to experience a more 'hands-on' approach to history, where practical skills are developed alongside the more traditional intellectual skills of the historian. The course is ideal for those who do not wish to choose between what have been characterised as vocational and intellectual subjects;
Module 1: Postgraduate History: Study and Practice Introduces the methodological and philosophical issues relevant to the study of History at postgraduate level. You will be made aware of the problematic nature of historical evidence and be equipped with the skills required to interrogate relevant secondary literature. Module 2: Researching Local and Community History Introduces you to the possibilities of studying local and community history. You will evaluate the importance of local and community histories and locate and interpret relevant documentary evidence (e.g. Parish records, government sources, oral testimony, court records, maps, newspapers, etc.). Module 3: Independent Project Designed to enable you to apply
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