History

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• Foundation in Art and Design: Courses such as Integrative Studio, Integrative Seminar, Sustainable Systems, Space/Materiality, Drawing/Imaging, and Time equip students with essential tools and methods for creative practice.​
• Personalized Learning: Students can tailor their studies by selecting thematic core courses and electives that align with their individual interests, allowing for exploration across various disciplines.

• Website: The New School
• Address: 79 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10003
• Directions: Head southeast on W 31st St toward 5th Ave. Turn right onto 5th Ave and continue for approximately 0.5 miles to reach 79 Fifth Avenue.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The program requires completion of 12 courses, including introductory history classes, foundation courses, electives, and a senior capstone project.
• Interdisciplinary Approach: Students are encouraged to engage with New York City’s scholarly institutes and museums, emphasizing critical thinking, research, and writing skills.

• Website: NYU
• Address: 7 East 12th Street, Suite 921, New York, NY 10003
• Directions: Head southeast on W 31st St toward 5th Ave. Turn right onto 5th Ave and continue for approximately 1.2 miles. Turn left onto E 12th St; the destination will be on the left.

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• Course Requirements: History majors must complete at least eight history courses (24 credits) numbered 3000 and above.
• Capstone Seminar: The program culminates in a capstone seminar (HIS 4900), where students engage in advanced research and analysis on specialized historical topics.

• Website: Baruch College
• Address: 55 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10010
• Directions: Head east on W 31st St and turn left onto Park Ave S. Continue for about 0.7 miles, then turn right onto E 24th St. The college is located at the intersection of Lexington Ave and E 24th St.

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• Coursework Requirements: Students must complete a minimum of 60 credits of approved coursework, including at least three research seminars and two semesters of a historiography survey in their major field.
• Examinations and Dissertation: The program includes First and Second Examinations, a foreign language requirement, and culminates in the submission and defense of an original dissertation.

• Website: CUNY Graduate Center
• Address: 365 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10016
• Directions: Head east on W 31st St and turn left onto 5th Ave. Continue north for about 0.5 miles; the Graduate Center will be on the right at 365 Fifth Avenue.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The Global History major at John Jay College requires completion of 39 credits, encompassing introductory courses, a global history survey, research methodology, and electives across three chronological tracks: Prehistory to 500 CE, 500–1650, and 1650 to the Present.
• Skill Development: The program emphasizes critical thinking, research, and writing skills, preparing students for careers in law, journalism, education, social work, public service, and activism.

• Website: John Jay College
• Address: 524 West 59th Street, New York, NY 10019
• Directions: Head west on W 31st St and turn right onto 9th Ave. Continue for about 1 mile, then turn left onto W 59th St. The college is located between 10th and 11th Avenues.

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• Diverse Course Selection: Students can choose from a wide array of courses covering various regions and themes, such as “The American Experience: American Diversity, Immigration, Ethnicity and Race,” “Africa: An Historical Survey,” and “Ethnic and Racial History of the United States.”​
• Capstone Seminar: The program culminates in a senior-year experience (HIS 499), where students engage in advanced research and analysis on specialized historical topics.

• Website: Pace University
• Address: 1 Pace Plaza, New York, NY 10038
• Directions: Head south on 7th Ave. Take the Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall subway station (4/5 train) to Fulton St. Walk 0.2 miles east to 1 Pace Plaza.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The History program at Saint Peter’s University requires 36 credits, including foundational courses like “American Main Currents I & II,” the “Platt Seminar,” and electives across diverse historical periods and regions. ​
• Capstone Experience: Students culminate their studies with the “Tuleja Seminar,” a senior-year course emphasizing historical methodology and independent research.

• Website: Saint Peter’s University
• Address: 2641 John F. Kennedy Boulevard, Jersey City, NJ 07306
• Directions: Take the PATH train from 33rd St to Journal Square. Walk 0.3 miles west to 2641 John F. Kennedy Boulevard.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The History B.A. program at St. Francis College requires completion of 123-129 credits, including foundational courses such as “US History 1896 to Present” and “Survey of World History Since 1500,” as well as advanced electives across various geographic categories: Europe, Global, and United States. ​
• Capstone Experience: Students culminate their studies with a senior thesis, demonstrating their ability to conduct independent research and critical analysis.

• Website: St. Francis College
• Address: 180 Remsen Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
• Directions: Take the 2/3 subway line from Penn Station to Clark Street. Walk 0.2 miles southeast to 180 Remsen Street.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The History B.A. program at St. Francis College requires completion of 123-129 credits, including foundational courses such as “US History 1896 to Present” and “Survey of World History Since 1500,” as well as advanced electives across various geographic categories: Europe, Global, and United States. ​
• Capstone Experience: Students culminate their studies with a senior thesis, demonstrating their ability to conduct independent research and critical analysis

• Website: St. Joseph’s University
• Address: 245 Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11205
• Directions: Take the A/C subway line from Penn Station to Clinton-Washington Avenues. Walk 0.4 miles north to 245 Clinton Avenue.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The History major at Barnard College requires completion of eleven courses, including three introductory lecture courses (at least one at the 1000-level), two seminars (3000- or 4000-level), and a two-semester senior research seminar. Students must also demonstrate temporal and geographic breadth in their course selections. ​
• Thematic Concentrations: Students have the option to focus their studies on thematic concentrations such as Urban History, Intellectual History, Rights, Law, and the State, Empires and Colonialism, Race and Ethnicity, Gender, Sexuality, and the Family, History of Capitalism, History of Science, Technology, and Medicine, The Atlantic World, and Religion, Belief, and Values.

• Website: Barnard College
• Address: 3009 Broadway, New York, NY 10027
• Directions: Take the 1 subway line from Penn Station to 116th St – Columbia University. Walk 0.3 miles west to 3009 Broadway.

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• Course Requirements: History majors must complete nine courses, including four within a chosen specialization, three fulfilling breadth requirements (one course removed in time and two removed in space from the specialization), and two additional history courses. ​
• Seminar Requirement: Students are required to complete at least two seminars, with at least one seminar within their specialization, to engage in in-depth research and analysis.

• Website: Columbia University
• Address: 1180 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, NY 10027
• Directions: Take the 1 subway line from Penn Station to 116th St – Columbia University. Walk 0.2 miles northwest to 1180 Amsterdam Avenue.

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• Course Requirements: History majors must complete at least 30 credits in history courses, including two courses in European history, one course in two of the following areas: Asian history, African history, and Latin American history, and additional history electives. ​
• Capstone Seminar: The program culminates in a senior seminar, where students engage in advanced research and analysis on specialized historical topics. ​

• Website: City College
• Address: 160 Convent Avenue, New York, NY 10031
• Directions: Take the A subway line from Penn Station to 145th St. Walk 0.3 miles southwest to 160 Convent Avenue.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The History B.A. program at New Jersey City University requires completion of 39 credits, including foundational courses such as “Historian’s Craft” and “Capstone Seminar,” as well as electives across various geographic regions, including Europe, Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.
• Capstone Experience: Students culminate their studies with a senior seminar, where they engage in advanced research and analysis on specialized historical topics.

• Address: 2039 Kennedy Blvd, Jersey City, NJ 07305
• Phone: (201) 200-2000
• Website: NJCU
• Directions: Take the PATH train from 33rd St to Journal Square. Transfer to the NJ Transit Bus 10 or walk 1 mile to 2039 Kennedy Blvd.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The Bachelor of Arts in History at Brooklyn College requires 36 credits, including a general survey course, “The Historian’s Craft” (HIST 2001W), and lower-division courses covering various geographic regions such as African, Asian, Caribbean, Latin American, Middle Eastern, European, and U.S. history.​
• Capstone Seminars: Students must complete at least eight credits in 4000-level history courses, with a grade of C or higher in each course. One of these courses must be a capstone seminar, providing an opportunity for advanced research and analysis on specialized historical topics.

• Address: 2900 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11210
• Phone: (718) 951-5000
• Website: Brooklyn College
• Directions: Take the Q train from 34th Street-Herald Square to Avenue H. Walk 0.3 miles west to 2900 Bedford Avenue.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The Bachelor of Arts in History at NJIT requires 36 credits of history courses with a grade of C or higher. This includes courses in Western Civilization, U.S. History, and Global/Comparative History. Students must also complete NJIT’s General Education Requirements, totaling a minimum of 120 credits.
• Specialized Focus: The program offers unique courses in the history of technology, medicine, health, environmental history, and media and communication, reflecting NJIT’s technological orientation.

• Address: 323 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Newark, NJ 07102
• Phone: (973) 596-3000
• Website: NJIT
• Directions: Take the PATH train from 33rd St to Newark Penn Station. Walk 0.5 miles northwest to 323 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The Master of Arts (M.A.) in History program at Rutgers University-Newark requires completion of 30 credits, including at least 18 credits in a major field. ​
• Specialized Concentrations: The program offers strengths in modern U.S. history, including race, gender, international relations, and urban history; world history; public history; narrative history; and the history of technology, environment, and medicine/health. ​

• Address: 190 University Avenue, Newark, NJ 07102
• Phone: (973) 353-5205
• Website: Rutgers-Newark
• Directions: Take the PATH train from 33rd St to Newark Penn Station. Walk 0.7 miles northwest to 190 University Avenue.

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• Foundational Courses: Students begin with survey courses in U.S., European, and world history, establishing a broad understanding of historical contexts.
• Concentration and Advanced Studies: After foundational courses, students choose a concentration such as U.S. history, modern Europe, legal history, Jewish history, global history, or gender history and engage in advanced courses within that focus area.

• Address: 65-30 Kissena Blvd, Queens, NY 11367
• Phone: (718) 997-5000
• Website: Queens College
• Directions: Take the E train from Penn Station to Kew Gardens-Union Turnpike. Transfer to the Q25 bus to Queens College.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The History major at Lehman College requires 36 credits, focusing on upper-level courses (200- and 300-level) that cover various historical periods and regions. ​
• Research-Intensive Requirement: Students must complete at least two research-intensive courses at the 300-level, emphasizing the development of advanced research and analytical skills.

• Address: 250 Bedford Park Blvd W, Bronx, NY 10468
• Phone: (718) 960-8000
• Website: Lehman College
• Directions: Take the 4 train from Grand Central to Bedford Park Blvd. Walk 0.3 miles west to 250 Bedford Park Blvd W.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The History major at Fordham University requires completion of ten courses, including one “Understanding Historical Change” course, one Medieval History course, one European History course, one American History course, one Global History course (covering African, Asian, Latin American, or Middle Eastern history), three upper-level history courses, one additional history elective, and one seminar course.
• Specialized Focus Areas: Students have the opportunity to delve into various historical periods and regions, such as Medieval, European, American, and Global histories, allowing for a tailored academic experience.

• Address: 441 East Fordham Road, Bronx, NY 10458
• Phone: (718) 817-1000
• Website: Fordham University
• Directions: Take the D train from 34th Street-Herald Square to Fordham Road. Walk 0.5 miles east to 441 East Fordham Road.

• Address: 1000 River Road, Teaneck, NJ 07666
• Phone: (201) 692-2000
• Website: Fairleigh Dickinson University
• Directions: Take the NJ Transit train from Penn Station to Anderson Street Station. Walk 1 mile southwest to 1000 River Road.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The History major at Wagner College requires a minimum of 11 units, including a foundation course, a methods course titled “The Historian as Detective: Exploring the City,” core courses covering American, European, and Non-Western history, electives, and a Senior Learning Community comprising a Senior Seminar and a Senior Reflective Tutorial. ​
• Optional Concentrations: Students may choose to concentrate in areas such as Media, Museums and Public History, or Global Justice and Human Rights by completing at least three courses in the selected area and writing their thesis on a related topic.

• Address: 1 Campus Road, Staten Island, NY 10301
• Phone: (718) 390-3100
• Website: Wagner College
• Directions: Take the Staten Island Ferry from Whitehall Terminal. Take a local bus to Wagner College at 1 Campus Road.

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• Foundational Courses: Students begin with survey courses in U.S., European, and world history, establishing a broad understanding of historical contexts.​
• Concentration and Advanced Studies: After foundational courses, students choose a concentration such as U.S. history, modern Europe, legal history, Jewish history, global history, or gender history and engage in advanced courses within that focus area.

• Address: 467 Franklin Street, Bloomfield, NJ 07003
• Phone: (973) 748-9000
• Website: Bloomfield College
• Directions: Take NJ Transit from Penn Station to Bloomfield Station. Walk 0.4 miles to 467 Franklin Street.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The Department of History, Philosophy, and Anthropology at York College offers a Bachelor of Arts in History, encompassing a diverse range of courses that cover various historical periods, regions, and themes.
• Interdisciplinary Opportunities: Students have the option to engage in interdisciplinary studies, integrating courses from related fields such as anthropology and philosophy, thereby enriching their understanding of historical contexts.

• Address: 94-20 Guy R. Brewer Blvd, Jamaica, NY 11451
• Phone: (718) 262-2000
• Website: York College
• Directions: Take the E train from Penn Station to Jamaica Center-Parsons/Archer. Walk 0.3 miles southeast to 94-20 Guy R. Brewer Blvd.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The History major at St. John’s University requires the completion of 36 credits, including foundational courses such as “Emergence of a Global Society” (HIS 1000C), “Foundations of World History to 1500” (HIS 1010), a Sophomore Seminar (HIS 2990), and a Senior Seminar (HIS 4990). Additionally, students must complete elective courses covering U.S. History and World History across various regions, including Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and Transregional studies.
• Skill Development: The program emphasizes critical thinking, research, and communication skills, preparing students for careers in fields such as business, law, journalism, public policy, and teaching.

• Address: 8000 Utopia Parkway, Queens, NY 11439
• Phone: (718) 990-2000
• Website: St. John’s University
• Directions: Take the F train from Penn Station to 169th St. Walk 0.7 miles east to 8000 Utopia Parkway.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The History major at Manhattan College requires completion of 33 credits in history courses, including foundational courses such as “Experiencing History” (HIST 100), “Historical Methods” (HIST 300), and a “Senior Seminar” (HIST 490). Students must also complete courses covering European, U.S., and World History at the 300-level or above. ​
• Research Opportunities: Students have the opportunity to engage in one-on-one research with faculty through programs like the Summer Research Scholars and the Branigan Scholars grant, which fund summer research and writing projects.

• Address: 4513 Manhattan College Parkway, Riverdale, NY 10471
• Phone: (718) 862-8000
• Website: Manhattan College
• Directions: Take the 1 train from Penn Station to 238th St. Walk 0.3 miles west to 4513 Manhattan College Parkway.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The History program at the University of Mount Saint Vincent offers a diverse range of courses in American, European, and global history.
• Skill Development: The program emphasizes the development of analytical writing, information literacy, complex research methodologies, critical assessment, and public speaking skills, preparing students for various professional paths.

• Address: 6301 Riverdale Avenue, Bronx, NY 10471
• Phone: (718) 405-3200
• Website: Mount Saint Vincent
• Directions: Take the 1 train from Penn Station to 242nd St. Transfer to the BX7 bus to Riverdale Avenue and W 261st Street. Walk 0.2 miles northwest to 6301 Riverdale Avenue.

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• Foundational and Capstone Courses: Students begin with “The Study of History” (HIST 100), a course in historical thinking, research methods, and writing, typically taken during the first year. The program culminates in the “Senior Seminar” (HIST 400), designed to refine research and writing skills, usually taken in the final year after completing at least 21 semester hours in history, including HIST 100. ​
• Specialization Options: Students can tailor their studies by selecting electives within specific concentrations, such as American, European, or Non-Western history, allowing for focused exploration of their areas of interest.

• Address: 1 Normal Avenue, Montclair, NJ 07043
• Phone: (973) 655-4000
• Website: Montclair State University
• Directions: Take NJ Transit from Penn Station to Montclair State University Station. Walk 0.5 miles northeast to the campus.

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• Core Coursework: Students begin with “The Study of History” (HIST 100) to develop research and writing skills and complete the program with the “Senior Seminar” (HIST 400), a capstone course focused on advanced historical analysis.
• Specialization and Career Focus: Students can choose concentrations in American, European, or Non-Western history and explore public and digital history to prepare for careers in museums, archives, and historical consulting.

• Address: 2800 Victory Boulevard, Staten Island, NY 10314
• Phone: (718) 982-2000
• Website: College of Staten Island
• Directions: Take the Staten Island Ferry to St. George Terminal. Transfer to the S62 bus to the campus.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The Bachelor of Arts in History at Seton Hall University requires a minimum of 36 credits in history. Students begin with introductory courses in World History or Western Civilization, followed by advanced courses covering U.S., European, and non-Western history. The program culminates in a senior seminar, emphasizing research and analytical skills. ​
• Skill Development: The curriculum emphasizes critical analysis, refined writing abilities, and hands-on research experience, preparing students for careers in education, law, business, government, public administration, journalism, and other fields.

• Address: 400 South Orange Avenue, South Orange, NJ 07079
• Phone: (973) 761-9000
• Website: Seton Hall University
• Directions: Take NJ Transit from Penn Station to South Orange Station. Walk 0.4 miles southeast to the campus.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The Bachelor of Arts in History at Kean University requires completion of 36 credits in history courses. Students begin with foundational courses in World Civilization and U.S. History, progress to advanced courses in American, European, and World histories, and culminate their studies with a senior seminar emphasizing research and analytical skills.​
• Skill Development: The program emphasizes critical analysis, refined writing abilities, and hands-on research experience, preparing students for careers in education, law, business, government, public administration, journalism, and other fields.

• Address: 1000 Morris Avenue, Union, NJ 07083
• Phone: (908) 737-5326
• Website: Kean University
• Directions: Take NJ Transit from Penn Station to Union Station. Walk 1 mile northwest to the campus.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The Bachelor of Arts in History at Iona University requires completion of 30 credits in history courses. Students begin with foundational courses in American history (HST 207 and HST 208), progress to advanced courses covering American, European, and non-Western history, and culminate their studies with “The Study of History” (HST 301) and a capstone course (HST 497).
• Skill Development: The program emphasizes critical analysis, research proficiency, and effective communication, preparing students for careers in education, law, public service, and various other fields.

• Address: 715 North Avenue, New Rochelle, NY 10801
• Phone: (914) 633-2000
• Website: Iona University
• Directions: Take Metro-North from Grand Central Terminal to New Rochelle Station. Walk 0.8 miles northeast to the campus.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The History program at Caldwell University provides students with knowledge of both global and American history, introducing various methodological approaches utilized by historians.
• Skill Development: The program emphasizes critical thinking, writing, analysis, and information literacy, preparing students for diverse career paths.

• Address: 120 Bloomfield Avenue, Caldwell, NJ 07006
• Phone: (973) 618-3000
• Website: Caldwell University
• Directions: Take NJ Transit from Penn Station to Bloomfield Station. Take a local bus to 120 Bloomfield Avenue.

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• Structured Coursework: The History major at Adelphi University is organized into four stages, beginning with introductory courses like Western Civilization or World Civilizations, followed by advanced courses in specialized historical topics. ​
• Skill Development: The program emphasizes critical thinking, research, and writing skills, preparing students for careers in law, education, journalism, civil service, business, or further graduate studies.

• Address: 1 South Avenue, Garden City, NY 11530
• Phone: (516) 877-3000
• Website: Adelphi University
• Directions: Take the LIRR from Penn Station to Nassau Boulevard Station. Walk 0.6 miles north to the campus.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The Bachelor of Arts in History at William Paterson University requires 36 credits, including core courses such as “US: Through Reconstruction” (HIST 2050), “US: Since Reconstruction” (HIST 2060), and “Historical Methods” (HIST 2600). Students must also complete electives at the 2000, 3000, and 4000 levels, covering various geographical regions and thematic perspectives. ​
• Skill Development: The program emphasizes critical thinking, research, and analytical skills, preparing students for careers in education, law, public service, and various other fields.

• Address: 300 Pompton Road, Wayne, NJ 07470
• Phone: (973) 720-2000
• Website: William Paterson University
• Directions: Take NJ Transit from Penn Station to Wayne-Route 23 Transit Center. Take a local bus to 300 Pompton Road.

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• Comprehensive Coursework: The Bachelor of Arts in History at Mercy University requires completion of 120 credits, including general education requirements and major-specific courses.
• Skill Development: The program emphasizes critical and analytical skills, effective communication, and mastery of historical methods, preparing students for careers in education, law, business, culture, and nonprofit work.

• Address: 555 Broadway, Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522
• Phone: (914) 674-3600
• Website: Mercy University
• Directions: Take Metro-North from Grand Central Terminal to Dobbs Ferry Station. Walk 0.4 miles northeast to the campus.

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• Individualized guidance and expert faculty: Students receive personalized mentorship from experienced scholars specializing in various historical fields.
• Practical experience and global opportunities: The program offers internships at historical societies and museums, along with chances to participate in global learning initiatives.

• Address: 1000 Hempstead Avenue, Rockville Centre, NY 11571
• Phone: (516) 323-3000
• Website: Molloy College
• Directions: Take the LIRR from Penn Station to Rockville Centre Station. Walk 0.9 miles southeast to the campus.

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• Skill Development: Enhances analytical thinking, research methodologies, and effective communication to prepare students for diverse careers.
• Experiential Learning: Offers internships at local historical societies, museums, and various organizations, along with study abroad opportunities to enrich cultural understanding.

• Address: 125 Route 340, Sparkill, NY 10976
• Phone: (845) 398-4000
• Website: St. Thomas Aquinas College
• Directions: Take Metro-North from Grand Central Terminal to Tarrytown Station. Transfer to a local bus to Sparkill and walk 0.3 miles to the campus.

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• Comprehensive Curriculum: Students engage in a diverse range of courses covering various historical periods and regions, fostering critical thinking and analytical skills.​
• Experiential Learning: Opportunities for internships, research projects, and participation in historical societies enhance practical experience and professional development.

• Address: 720 Northern Boulevard, Brookville, NY 11548
• Phone: (516) 299-2900
• Website: LIU Post
• Directions: Take the LIRR from Penn Station to Greenvale Station. Take a local bus to the campus at 720 Northern Boulevard.

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• Comprehensive Curriculum: Students complete foundational courses in historical methods, historiography, and seminars, alongside specialized courses in Ancient, Medieval, Modern European, and U.S. history.
• Experiential Learning: The program offers internships at local historical societies and museums, study abroad opportunities, and active participation in the History Club and Phi Alpha Theta National Honor Society.

• Address: 470 Western Highway S, Orangeburg, NY 10962
• Phone: (845) 359-7800
• Website: Dominican University New York
• Directions: Take Metro-North from Grand Central Terminal to Tarrytown Station. Transfer to a local bus to Orangeburg and walk 0.5 miles to the campus.

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• Comprehensive Curriculum: Requires a minimum of 30 semester hours in history, including at least 18 semester hours of advanced-level coursework. Students complete introductory courses, intermediate courses like “Investigating History” and “Debating History,” and advanced seminars in various historical areas.
• Skill Development and Flexibility: Encourages critical thinking, research, and communication skills. The program offers a Concentration in Public History and recommends taking related courses in other departments or considering a co-major. Proficiency in a foreign language beyond the minimum requirement is highly desirable.

• Address: 1000 Hempstead Turnpike, Hempstead, NY 11549
• Phone: (516) 463-6600
• Website: Hofstra University
• Directions: Take the LIRR from Penn Station to Hempstead Station. Walk 0.7 miles west to the campus.

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• History Liberal Arts Track: Designed for students with a general interest in history, this track requires courses in Western, non-Western, global, and trans-regional history, along with studies in historiography and a Senior Seminar.
• History Social Studies Track: Tailored for those aiming to teach Social Studies at the secondary level, this track includes extensive coursework in history, geography, political science, and economics.​

• Address: 223 Store Hill Road, Old Westbury, NY 11568
• Phone: (516) 876-3000
• Website: SUNY Old Westbury
• Directions: Take the LIRR from Penn Station to Hicksville Station. Transfer to a local bus to Old Westbury and walk 0.5 miles to the campus.

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• Diverse Course Offerings: Students engage in a broad range of courses covering American, European, and global history, fostering a comprehensive understanding of historical contexts.
• Research and Analytical Skills: The curriculum focuses on developing students’ abilities to locate evidence, formulate original arguments, and utilize evidence to support interpretations of the past, preparing them for various professional paths.

• Address: 36 Madison Avenue, Madison, NJ 07940
• Phone: (973) 408-3000
• Website: Drew University
• Directions: Take NJ Transit from Penn Station to Madison Station. Walk 0.6 miles northeast to the campus.

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• Comprehensive Curriculum: Requires 33-42 credits in history, including courses like World History I and II, Historical Methods, and a 4000-level seminar. Students also study at least one historical area organized around the world’s major waterways.
• Experiential Learning: Offers internships at historical sites and museums, allowing students to gain hands-on experience in public history and research.

• Address: 285 Madison Avenue, Madison, NJ 07940
• Phone: (973) 443-8500
• Website: FDU Florham Campus
• Directions: Take NJ Transit from Penn Station to Madison Station. Walk 1 mile northeast to the campus.

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• Comprehensive Curriculum: Students explore diverse geographical areas—including the United States, Europe, Latin America, East Asia, the Middle East, and Africa through courses covering various historical periods and themes. ​
• Experiential Learning Opportunities: The program offers hands-on experiences such as internships at historical sites and museums, participation in the Jane Addams Papers Project, and involvement in the History Club, fostering practical skills and community engagement.

• Address: 505 Ramapo Valley Road, Mahwah, NJ 07430
• Phone: (201) 684-7500
• Website: Ramapo College
• Directions: Take NJ Transit from Penn Station to Mahwah Station. Walk 0.8 miles south to the campus.