Master of Arts in History
Offered through a Partnership
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About the Program Missouri Southern State University and the University of Missouri-St. Louis are pleased to offer a joint online MA degree program in History. The program was launched in the Fall Semester 2009. At least one online course will be offered each regular semester, allowing students to pursue their degrees while working full time. Teachers are especially encouraged to apply and will be given preference in the selection process. Although the internet will be the primary instructional medium, students may be asked to convene occasionally in either St. Louis or Joplin. The degree requirements for this program are identical to those for the conventional MA program offered at the University of Missouri—St. Louis, although courses will be taught by faculty at both sponsoring institutions. To participate, please apply to the MA program at the University of Missouri—St. Louis and make a special notation on the application indicating your desire to pursue the online degree. Contact Us - MSSU Missouri Southern State University Contact
Information: Contact Us - UMSL University of Missouri - St. Louis: MSSU Faculty participating in online program Paul Teverow (Ph.D., Ohio State University),
Britain, Colonial America Eugene Berger, (Ph.D., Vanderbilt University), Latin America Steve Wagner ( Ph.D., Purdue University), Twentieth-Century U.S., Diplomatic History Norton Wheeler (Ph.D., University of Kansas), Modern China, Transnational History William Z. Tannenbaum (Ph.D., Stanford University), Modern European History, Modern Germany, the Holocaust UMSL Faculty participating in online program Louis Gerteis (Ph.D., University of Wisconsin), Civil War and Nineteenth Century America Gerda Ray (Ph.D., University of California—Berkeley), History of Criminal Justice, Constitutional History, Twentieth Century U.S. Andrew Hurley (Ph.D. Northwestern University), Urban, Public History John Gillingham (Ph.D. University of California—Berkeley), Twentieth Century Europe Fred Fausz (Ph.D. College of William and Mary), Colonial U.S., Native American Laura Westhoff (Ph.D. Washington University), Twentieth Century U.S., Social Movements Deborah Cohen (Ph.D. University of Chicago), U.S.-Mexico Relations, Gender |
