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Master of Arts in History
The Master of Arts History major has recently been re-designed to best suit your professional aspirations and interests. While allowing you to tailor the major to your individual needs during graduate study, the new major ensures that you will learn about the "big picture" through exposure to four historical perspectives or concentrations in American, European, Ancient and Classical, and Global History. The Master of Arts in History provides its students with an exhaustive array of opportunities to pursue the world's great events, personalities, nations, trends, periods, conflicts, and markings of progress.
Master of Arts in Military History
The Master of Arts in Military History degree allows you to choose a concentration that best suits professional interests and aspirations. The degree emphasizes reading, discussion, writing, and research and prepares students for advanced graduate study. The curriculum not only focuses on strategy, command, battles, leadership, tactics, and weapons systems, but also on social military attitudes, structures, relationships between officers and the rank-and-file, and on the interrelations between military and civil society. The core and required courses ensure that you will learn historiography, historical research methods, and historical perspectives before concentrating in American Military History or the World War II, American Revolution, the Civil War, and War since 1945.
Master of Arts in Military Studies
This program ensures that students will learn about the "big picture" through exposure to strategic and operational perspectives, while allowing students to tailor graduate study to individual needs. This graduate degree has recently been designed to allow students to choose an area of concentration in a field of study that best suits their professional aspirations and interests. The major ensures that you will learn about the "big picture" through exposure to six historical concentrations or perspectives in Land Warfare, Naval Warfare, Air Warfare, Asymmetrical Warfare, Joint Warfare, and Strategic Leadership. Graduates of this program typically go on to serve in military or government occupations, write articles and/or books, and/or pursue the doctorate in a related field.
Master of Arts in History
The Master of Arts History major has recently been re-designed to best suit your professional aspirations and interests. While allowing you to tailor the major to your individual needs during graduate study, the new major ensures that you will learn about the "big picture" through exposure to four historical perspectives or concentrations in American, European, Ancient and Classical, and Global History. The Master of Arts in History provides its students with an exhaustive array of opportunities to pursue the world's great events, personalities, nations, trends, periods, conflicts, and markings of progress.
Master of Arts in Military History
The Master of Arts in Military History degree allows you to choose a concentration that best suits professional interests and aspirations. Before concentrating in American Military History or the American Revolution, World War II, the Civil War, and War since 1945, the core and required courses ensure that you will learn historical research methods, historiography, and historical perspectives. The degree emphasizes reading, writing, research, and discussion and prepares students for advanced graduate study. The curriculum not only focuses on strategy, command, leadership, battles, tactics, and weapons systems, but also on social structures, military attitudes, relationships between officers and the rank-and-file, and on the interrelations between military and civil society.
Master of Arts in Military Studies
While allowing students to tailor graduate study to individual needs, this graduate degree ensures that students will learn about the "big picture" through exposure to strategic and operational perspectives. This program has recently been designed to allow students to choose an area of concentration in a field of study that best suits their professional aspirations and interests. The major ensures that you will learn about the "big picture" through exposure to six historical perspectives or concentrations in Land Warfare, Air Warfare, Joint Warfare, Asymmetrical Warfare, Naval Warfare, and Strategic Leadership. Graduates of this program typically write articles and/or books, pursue the doctorate in a related field , and/or go on to serve in government or military occupations.
Master of Education: Teaching - Secondary Social Studies
The Master of Education: Teaching - Secondary Social Studies program, in alignment with the West Virginia 21st Century standards for teaching social studies, encourages the development of teachers who can assist students to work independently and collaboratively using critical thinking and problem solving skills necessary to develop civic responsibility for the 21st Century. The program is designed for post-baccalaureate students who wish to teach students to understand the political, geographic, economic, and social world. Candidates will complete both a master's degree and be eligible to receive certification through the state of West Virginia in Secondary Social Studies. The program provides professional education courses at the graduate level, although students found deficient in a particular content area may need to complete additional undergraduate courses in order to meet state content requirements. Should candidates not complete co-requisite course requirements, they may still complete the Master of Education: Teaching – Secondary Social Studies degree, but may not be eligible for a West Virginia teaching certificate. Applicants are encouraged to submit their official undergraduate transcripts for review prior to starting courses. The Secondary Social Studies program also includes fieldwork and student teaching on school sites. All courses other than the student teaching are offered online. This West Virginia state approved program is aligned with International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS), National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE), and Interstate New Teacher Assessment and Support Consortium (INTASC) standards.
Master of Arts in Military History
The Norwich University Master of Arts in Military History program provides a comprehensive overview and analysis of the theories, strategies and execution of warfare by examining conflict over the ages. Norwich is the birthplace of ROTC and the first private military college in the country; our graduates have fought in every war since its founding. The program will build and refine students research, writing, analysis, and presentation skills to advance careers and gain an in depth knowledge of military history. The program is delivered conveniently online and designed to provide students with a base of historical knowledge within the field of military history, build an awareness of differing historical interpretations, and develop the ability to synthesize diverse types of historical knowledge.