Master of Arts

You’ll learn from a distinguished faculty made up of published scholars, seasoned historians and award winning professors. You will learn the importance of disciplined methods of inquiry and interpretation, as well as empathy and imagination, working with faculty members who also serve as your mentors.
You can fit your graduate education to match your interests. You can pick two fields of specialization from European, American, Global or Women's History, and combine your studies with courses in American Studies, Native American Studies and others.
Further tailor your education to your future endeavors by choosing one of four tracks in the program: a research/thesis option if you plan on pursuing further education; directed study for in-depth examination of existing literature; a teaching track to learn the skills to teach at the college level; or applied history to prepare for a career in museum work, historical societies, government agencies and more.
History may focus on the past, but it shaped one SUNY Oswego graduate alum's future. Vincent Intondi, '03, took his master's degree in history and used it to build a rewarding career in...












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