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Collaborative Programs

The Department of History participates in the following Collaborative Graduate Programs:

• Environment and Sustainability
  Course Requirements
  - EnvrSust 9430: Interdisciplinary Research Seminar
  - Environment and Sustainability elective chosen from pre-approved list.
  
  
• Migration and Ethnic Relations
  Course Requirements
  - Colloquium Series in Migration and Ethnic Relations MER 9000 (non-credit requirement, though some departments may allow this to be taken for credit).
  - Two half courses from the MER course list, at least one from a program other than the student’s home program
  
  
• Transitional Justice and Post-Conflict Reconstruction
  Course Requirements
  - TJ9501B: Foundations in Transitional Justice and Post-Conflict Reconstruction
  - 30% of the courses completed must be TJ-specific and must be selected from a list of SGPS-approved eligible courses.

For information on each program, please contact the individual program directors.