History Teaching Option

Freshman YearCredits
HDFS 101IS - Indiv and Fam Dev: Lifespan
Choose two American History classes
HSTA 101IH - American History I
HSTA 102IH - American History II
HSTA 160D - Introduction to the Am West
Choose two lower division European history classes:7-8
HSTR 101IH - Western Civilization I
HSTR 102IH - Western Civilization II
HSTR 282CS - Darwinian Revolution
Choose one social sciences course:
GPHY 141D - Geography of World Regions
GPHY 121D - Human Geography
ANTY 101D - Anthropology and the Human Experience
SOCI 101IS - Introduction to Sociology
PSYX 100IS - Intro to Psychology
University Core and Electives3-4
EDU 223IS - Educ Psych and Adolescent Dev
or EDU 222IS - Educ Psych & Child Development
3
Year Total: 14-15
Sophomore YearCredits
EDU 211D - Multicultural Education3
EDU 370 - Integrating Tech into Educ3
Choose two lower division World history classes:8
HSTR 130D - Latin American History
HSTR 135D - The Modern Middle East
HSTR 140D - Modern Asia
HSTR 145D - Reinventing Japan
HSTR 150D - Religion, Conflict & Politics
HSTR 160D - Modern World History
HSTR 205CS - The World Environment
HSTR 207CS - Sci and Tech in World History
Choose one upper division American history class:3
HSTA 311 - Early America
HSTA 315 - The Age of Jefferson and Jackson: The Early American Republic
HSTA 316 - American Civil War Era
HSTA 320 - Birth of Modern US: 1865-1945
HSTA 322 - Am History: WWII to Present
HSTA 402 - Sex and Sexuality in America
HSTA 406 - McCarthy, Populism and Fear in US Politics
HSTA 407 - Gender in US & Canadian West
HSTA 408 - Gender in America
HSTA 409 - Food in America
HSTA 412IH - American Thought and Culture
HSTA 416 - Race and Class in America
HSTA 450 - History of American Indians
HSTA 460 - Montana and the West
HSTA 464 - Trans-Mississippi West
HSTA 470 - American Environmental History
HSTA 482 - Technology and the Fate of Humanity
HSTA 491 - Special Topics
University Core and Electives15
Year Total: 32
Junior YearCredits
EDSP 306 - Exceptional Learners3
EDU 382 - Assessmt, Curric, Instructn3
EDU 347 - Managing the Learning Environment for K-12/Secondary2
Choose one upper division European class:3
HSTR 302 - Ancient Greece
HSTR 304 - Ancient Rome
HSTR 322 - 19th Century Europe
HSTR 324 - 20th Century Europe
HSTR 350 - Modern Britain
HSTR 353 - Modern France
HSTR 359 - Russia to 1917
HSTR 362 - Modern Germany
HSTR 372 - The World at War
HSTR 376 - Twentieth Century War
HSTR 407 - Soviet Union: Rise & Fall
HSTR 467 - History of Mountaineering
HSTR 486 - Museum History
HSTR 419 - Modern Science
HSTR 423 - European Intellectual History
HSTR 425 - Mapping the World
HSTR 491 - Special Topics
Choose two upper division World History classes:6
HSTR 308 - Ancient Egypt
HSTR 340 - Age of the Shoguns
HSTR 330 - History of Mexico
HSTR 331 - Archaeology, Exploration, and Religion
HSTR 342 - Japan's Meiji Revolution
HSTR 345 - Modern China
HSTR 346 - Modern India
HSTR 366 - Middle East/20th Century
HSTR 375 - Eurasian Borderlands
HSTR 407 - Soviet Union: Rise & Fall
HSTR 415 - Gender and Technology
HSTR 425 - Mapping the World
HSTR 430 - Latin Amer Social History
HSTR 431 - Race in Latin America
HSTR 432 - Colonial Latin America
HSTR 433 - Latin American Perspectives
HSTR 434 - Gender in Latin America
HSTR 435 - Latin America: Human Rights
HSTR 436 - Armed Conflict in Modern Latin America
HSTR 443 - Gender in Asia
HSTR 445 - Environ, Health & Sci in Japan
HSTR 468 - From Empire to Republic
HSTR 483 - Africa: Colonial Through Modern Era
HSTR 484 - World Environmental History
University Core and Electives9
HSTR 499R - Sen Capstone: Hist Methodology3
Year Total: 29
Senior YearCredits
EDM 402 - Methods: 5-12 Social Studies3
EDP 304 - Practicum: 5-12/K-122
EDP 305 - Practicum Lab: 5-12/K-121
Choose four additional upper division electives:12
HSTA 311 - Early America
HSTA 316 - American Civil War Era
HSTA 322 - Am History: WWII to Present
HSTA 406 - McCarthy, Populism and Fear in US Politics
HSTA 407 - Gender in US & Canadian West
HSTA 408 - Gender in America
HSTA 409 - Food in America
HSTA 412IH - American Thought and Culture
HSTA 416 - Race and Class in America
HSTA 460 - Montana and the West
HSTA 464 - Trans-Mississippi West
HSTA 468 - History of Yellowstone
HSTA 470 - American Environmental History
HSTA 482 - Technology and the Fate of Humanity
HSTR 302 - Ancient Greece
HSTR 304 - Ancient Rome
HSTR 322 - 19th Century Europe
HSTR 324 - 20th Century Europe
HSTR 330 - History of Mexico
HSTR 340 - Age of the Shoguns
HSTR 342 - Japan's Meiji Revolution
HSTR 345 - Modern China
HSTR 346 - Modern India
HSTR 350 - Modern Britain
HSTR 353 - Modern France
HSTR 359 - Russia to 1917
HSTR 362 - Modern Germany
HSTR 366 - Middle East/20th Century
HSTR 372 - The World at War
HSTR 375 - Eurasian Borderlands
HSTR 376 - Twentieth Century War
HSTR 407 - Soviet Union: Rise & Fall
HSTR 417 - Early Modern Science
HSTR 419 - Modern Science
HSTR 423 - European Intellectual History
HSTR 425 - Mapping the World
HSTR 430 - Latin Amer Social History
HSTR 431 - Race in Latin America
HSTR 432 - Colonial Latin America
HSTR 433 - Latin American Perspectives
HSTR 434 - Gender in Latin America
HSTR 436 - Armed Conflict in Modern Latin America
HSTR 443 - Gender in Asia
HSTR 445 - Environ, Health & Sci in Japan
HSTR 446 - Science and Medicine in China
HSTR 468 - From Empire to Republic
HSTR 484 - World Environmental History
NASX 450 - History of American Indians
University Core and Electives1
EDU 495R - Student Teaching12
Year Total: 31
Total Program Credits: 120

A minimum of 120 credits is required for graduation; 42 of these credits must be in courses numbered 300 and above. Students must receive a grade of C or better in all required courses.