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As a general rule of thumb, the History Department recommends the following for students who wish to study abroad:

• Students should begin enrolling in history courses as soon as possible.
• Second-year students should enroll in HIST 299 Historical Methodologiesprior to studying abroad.
• Discuss your graduation plan fully with your History Major Advisor in your second year if you plan to study abroad.

Which requirements can History majors fulfill while studying abroad?

• Elective major credit in consultation with your History Major Advisor
• General Studies distribution credit
• General degree credit

Major Credit Limitations

• The maximum number of credits that can be applied to the History major from off-campus studies (including AP credit, IB credit and credits from other U.S. institutions) is 8 credits with the approval of your Major Advisor.

Minor Credit Limitations

• The maximum number of credits that can be applied to the History minor from off-campus studies (including AP credit, IB credit and credits from other US institutions) is 4 credits with the approval of the department chair.

There are many study abroad programs that are suitable for students who wish to student history abroad, hone foreign language skills, and deepen their understanding of global cultures, history, and politics. Please consult with your Major Advisor and the Global Programs staff for specific recommendations related to your goals.

Students interested in studying abroad should attend a Study Abroad First Steps Meeting in the fall of their second year, discuss their interests with their Major Advisor, and schedule an appointment with a Study Abroad Advisor.