HIST courses
334 courses · Cornell University · Fall 2026
- HIST 1200 — FWS: Writing History1 section
- HIST 1265 — FWS: No Gods No Masters No Nazis: Anarchism, Antifascism, and the Left1 section
- HIST 1321 — FWS: Post-World War II America: Crisis and Continuity1 section
- HIST 1400 — FWS: Rudyard Kipling's India: Literature, History, and Empire1 section
- HIST 1402 — FWS: Global Islam1 section
- HIST 1411 — FWS: Facts, Frauds, and Rumors: (Un)Truth in Western History1 section
- HIST 1412 — FWS: Alone in the Crowd: Self and Society in American Thought1 section
- HIST 1510 — Introduction to Western Civilization I1 section
- HIST 1511 — The Making of Modern Europe, from 1500 to the Present1 section
- HIST 1540 — American Capitalism1 section
- HIST 1561 — Introduction to the Ottoman Empire1 section
- HIST 1576 — War in U.S. History: From the Frontier to the Wars on Terror1 section
- HIST 1585 — Sports and Politics in American History1 section
- HIST 1590 — History and Popular Culture in Africa1 section
- HIST 1591 — A Global Approach to Modern Chinese History1 section
- HIST 1595 — African American History from 18651 section
- HIST 1600 — History of Law: Great Trials1 section
- HIST 1620 — Histories of the Future1 section
- HIST 1621 — From Samurai to Superpower: Japan in World History I1 section
- HIST 1622 — From Samurai to Superpower: Japan in World History II1 section
- HIST 1631 — Sex, Crime and the Courts in Early Modern Europe, 1500-18001 section
- HIST 1650 — Myths of Monarchy in Europe, Medieval Times to the Present1 section
- HIST 1660 — The Vikings and their World1 section
- HIST 1690 — Deep Fake: A History1 section
- HIST 1710 — The Jewish Atlantic: 1492-18501 section
- HIST 1740 — Imperial China1 section
- HIST 1770 — U.S. History through Literature1 section
- HIST 1800 — Immigration in U.S. History1 section
- HIST 1802 — Introduction to Latinos in U.S. History1 section
- HIST 1820 — U.S. Borders, North and South1 section
- HIST 1850 — Thinking about History with the Manson Murders1 section
- HIST 1920 — Modern China1 section
- HIST 1930 — A Global History of Love1 section
- HIST 1950 — The Invention of the Americas1 section
- HIST 1951 — Foreign Policy as Subversion1 section
- HIST 1960 — Modern Latin America1 section
- HIST 1965 — Introduction to African History1 section
- HIST 1970 — Pirates, Slaves, and Revolutionaries: A History of the Caribbean from Columbus to Louverture1 section
- HIST 1975 — Caribbean Migrations I: Caribbean Arrivals1 section
- HIST 1976 — Recreating the Caribbean: Migration and Identity in Contemporary Caribbean History1 section
- HIST 1985 — American History from 1500 to 18001 section
- HIST 1986 — Disasters! A History of Colonial Failures in the Atlantic World, 1450-17501 section
- HIST 2001 — Supervised Reading - Undergraduate1 section
- HIST 2005 — The First American University1 section
- HIST 2006 — Understanding Global Capitalism Through Service Learning1 section
- HIST 2010 — Atlantic Travelers1 section
- HIST 2023 — Fighting for Our Lives: Black Women's Reproductive Health and Activism in Historical…1 section
- HIST 2031 — Global History of Data1 section
- HIST 2035 — Surviving Dark Times or Special Topics in Calamity History1 section
- HIST 2043 — Asian American Oral History1 section
- HIST 2050 — Introduction to Humanities1 section
- HIST 2055 — Race and Slavery in the Early Atlantic World1 section
- HIST 2064 — Starting Your Own Country: From Utopia to the Network State1 section
- HIST 2082 — Of Ice and Men: Masculinities in the Medieval North1 section
- HIST 2083 — A Land to Call Our Own: De-Colonizing Medieval Europe1 section
- HIST 2085 — The Enlightenment: The Birth of Modern Thought1 section
- HIST 2086 — Modernity and its Critics1 section
- HIST 2091 — A History of Human Trafficking in the Atlantic World, ca. 1400-18001 section
- HIST 2132 — Law and Society in Early Modern and Modern China1 section
- HIST 2133 — Social Debates in China1 section
- HIST 2146 — Health and Fitness Culture1 section
- HIST 2151 — War in Experience and Expression: Origins of Modern War-Writing, 1500-19001 section
- HIST 2154 — Sex and Power in Jewish History1 section
- HIST 2155 — The Invention of Religion1 section
- HIST 2158 — St. Petersburg and the Making of Modern Russia1 section
- HIST 2165 — The Death of Democracy: Europe Between the World Wars1 section
- HIST 2195 — Biography, History, and Modernity1 section
- HIST 2207 — East Asian Medical and Martial Arts1 section
- HIST 2208 — The History of Religious Life in Imperial China1 section
- HIST 2212 — The U.S. Empire1 section
- HIST 2213 — World War II: History and Culture1 section
- HIST 2220 — From the New Deal to the Age of Reagan1 section
- HIST 2251 — U.S. Immigration Narratives1 section
- HIST 2253 — Diasporas from the Spanish Caribbean1 section
- HIST 2259 — Plague, Prisons and Print in 18th-century London1 section
- HIST 2285 — Fascism in the Twentieth Century: History and Theory1 section
- HIST 2297 — Public History Lab: The History of People Setting Themselves Free From Slavery in the US1 section
- HIST 2298 — Public History Lab Trip: The History of People Setting Themselves Free From Slavery in the US1 section
- HIST 2301 — Screendance: History and Practice1 section
- HIST 2307 — Histories of the African Diaspora1 section
- HIST 2315 — The Occupation of Japan1 section
- HIST 2325 — The Athenian Empire: Athenian History, 600 to 300 BCE1 section
- HIST 2333 — The Culture of Violence: Europe 1914-19451 section
- HIST 2353 — Civil Rights vs. Human Rights in the Black Freedom Struggle1 section
- HIST 2354 — African American Visions of Africa1 section
- HIST 2369 — Race, the Nation, & American Outdoor Recreation1 section
- HIST 2371 — US Climate Catastrophes: Rethinking US History through the Climate1 section
- HIST 2381 — Corruption, Collusion, and Commerce in Early America and the Caribbean1 section
- HIST 2391 — From Terra Incognita to Territories of Nation-States: Early American History in Two Dozen Maps1 section
- HIST 2392 — Where Fire Meets Ice: Histories of the U.S.-Canada Border Across Four Centuries1 section
- HIST 2417 — Transnational South Africa: Apartheid and the Global Anti-Apartheid Movement1 section
- HIST 2435 — Global Maoism: History and Present1 section
- HIST 2441 — Truths: A History from Antiquity to the Modern1 section
- HIST 2452 — Dress, Cloth and Identity in Africa and the Diaspora1 section
- HIST 2461 — History of Minorities in Ottoman West Asia and North Africa1 section
- HIST 2462 — Personal Histories of Global Events: Microhistorical Approaches to the Writing of Global…1 section
- HIST 2482 — Recovering the People's Past1 section
- HIST 2515 — Freedom Struggles in Southern Africa1 section
- HIST 2526 — Words as Weapons: Political Vocabulary, Mass Media and the Evolution of Political Consciousness1 section
- HIST 2541 — Modern Caribbean History1 section
- HIST 2542 — The Making of Contemporary Africa1 section
- HIST 2543 — In the Crossfire of Empires: Africa and World War II1 section
- HIST 2548 — Indian Ocean Buddhism1 section
- HIST 2556 — The Global Congo: Diplomacy, Extraction, and Resistance1 section
- HIST 2562 — Medicine and Healing in China1 section
- HIST 2567 — Holocaust in History and Memory1 section
- HIST 2575 — Tyranny and Dignity: Chinese Women from the Cultural Revolution to the White Paper Protests1 section
- HIST 2581 — Environmental History1 section
- HIST 2590 — The Crusades1 section
- HIST 2615 — Labor in the Ancient World1 section
- HIST 2616 — The World after Alexander the Great: A History of the Hellenistic Period1 section
- HIST 2627 — Introduction to Islam1 section
- HIST 2631 — The Global History of Time1 section
- HIST 2637 — Humanitarianism: A Counter-History1 section
- HIST 2640 — Introduction to Asian American History1 section
- HIST 2641 — Race and Modern US History1 section
- HIST 2650 — Ancient Greek History1 section
- HIST 2655 — American Political Thought1 section
- HIST 2656 — Anti-Judaism and Anti-Semitism in Historical Perspective1 section
- HIST 2660 — Everything You Know About Indians is Wrong: Unlearning Native American History1 section
- HIST 2665 — The American Revolutionary Era1 section
- HIST 2672 — The History and Politics of Modern Egypt1 section
- HIST 2674 — History of the Modern Middle East1 section
- HIST 2680 — Sex, Drugs, and Experimenting with Democracy in 1960s and 1970s America1 section
- HIST 2688 — Cleopatra's Egypt: Tradition and Transformation1 section
- HIST 2689 — Roman History1 section
- HIST 2690 — History of Terrorism1 section
- HIST 2691 — Russian Revolutionary History1 section
- HIST 2701 — The Holocaust in Europe:A Victim-Centered History1 section
- HIST 2710 — Introduction to the History of Medicine1 section
- HIST 2715 — A Global South: Chile, the Pacific and the World1 section
- HIST 2727 — The Queer Middle East1 section
- HIST 2749 — Mughal India and the Early Modern World, c. 1500-18001 section
- HIST 2750 — History of Modern India1 section
- HIST 2760 — The British Empire1 section
- HIST 2765 — The North American West1 section
- HIST 2792 — Monuments, Museums, and Memory: An Introduction to Public History1 section
- HIST 2807 — Slavery in the Ancient World1 section
- HIST 2811 — Science, Nature, and Knowledge: 1500-18001 section
- HIST 2812 — History of Scientific Images1 section
- HIST 2815 — Imprisonment in Europe and America from the Middle Ages to the Present1 section
- HIST 2852 — Judaism and the Origins of Christianity1 section
- HIST 2853 — The Law in Jewish History1 section
- HIST 2854 — Kabbalah: A Historical Introduction to Jewish Mythology1 section
- HIST 2860 — The French Revolution1 section
- HIST 2881 — Ten Technologies That Shook the World?1 section
- HIST 2905 — Global History of War1 section
- HIST 2920 — Inventing an Information Society1 section
- HIST 2931 — Making of an Empire in China1 section
- HIST 2932 — Engendering China1 section
- HIST 2955 — Socialism in America1 section
- HIST 2958 — Empires and Vampires: History of Eastern Europe1 section
- HIST 2969 — The Rise and Fall of the Soviet Empire1 section
- HIST 2970 — Imperial Russia1 section
- HIST 2981 — Gender, Family, and Confucianism in East Asia1 section
- HIST 2996 — Korea and East Asia1 section
- HIST 3002 — Supervised Research - Undergraduate1 section
- HIST 3012 — Remembering Socialism: Literature and Film After the End of History1 section
- HIST 3021 — History of Korea-China Relations1 section
- HIST 3081 — Crises of Capitalism and Democracy since 18701 section
- HIST 3175 — Nobody Expects the Spanish Inquisition: Inquisitors, Heretics, and Truth in the Early Modern…1 section
- HIST 3181 — Living in an Uncertain World: Science, Technology, and Risk1 section
- HIST 3200 — The Viking Age1 section
- HIST 3255 — Revolution or Reform?1 section
- HIST 3345 — Global 1960s: Revolution from the College Campus to the Battle Grounds1 section
- HIST 3391 — Seminar on American Relations with China1 section
- HIST 3410 — Recent American History, 1965 to the Present1 section
- HIST 3415 — Art, Nature, and Empire in Russian and Soviet Culture1 section
- HIST 3430 — History of the U.S. Civil War and Reconstruction1 section
- HIST 3436 — History of the Cops: Racialized Policing in the US1 section
- HIST 3448 — Islamic Mysticism1 section
- HIST 3480 — Race and the American Labor Market in Historical Perspective1 section
- HIST 3519 — History of State and Society in Modern Iran: Through Literature and Film1 section
- HIST 3525 — Life and Death in China Under Mao1 section
- HIST 3542 — The Ottoman Empire 1800-19221 section
- HIST 3571 — American Defense Policy & Military History from the World Wars to the Global War on Terror1 section
- HIST 3590 — The Black Radical Tradition in the U.S.1 section
- HIST 3602 — From Witchcraft to K-Pop Crossover: A Cultural History of North America1 section
- HIST 3616 — The Rise and Fall of Julius Caesar, and the Death of the Roman Republic1 section
- HIST 3626 — Revolution1 section
- HIST 3653 — International Development in African History1 section
- HIST 3662 — Women, War, and Peace in Europe, 1900-19501 section
- HIST 3705 — Gateways of Tokugawa Japan: Global Encounters and Reframing the “Closed Country”1 section
- HIST 3709 — Testimony and Technology: The Holocaust in the Age of AI1 section
- HIST 3740 — America Becomes Modern: The Gilded Age and Progressive Era1 section
- HIST 3770 — Latinos and the United States, 1492-18801 section
- HIST 3801 — War and Revolution in 20th Century Latino History1 section
- HIST 3802 — Race and Ethnicity in the Ancient World1 section
- HIST 3806 — American Jewish History, 1654-Present1 section
- HIST 3825 — World War II: A Global History1 section
- HIST 3835 — The Past and Future of Holocaust Survivor Testimonies1 section
- HIST 3884 — Race and War in History: Workers, Soldiers, Prisoners, Activists1 section
- HIST 3950 — Monsoon Kingdoms: Pre-Modern Southeast Asian History1 section
- HIST 3953 — Cold War Europe1 section
- HIST 3960 — Transnational Local: Southeast Asian History from the Eighteenth Century1 section
- HIST 3980 — The Pacific Horizon: Oceania, Asia, and the Americas1 section
- HIST 4000 — Introduction to Historical Research1 section
- HIST 4001 — Honors Guidance1 section
- HIST 4002 — Honors Research1 section
- HIST 4020 — Science, Medicine, and Media Technologies in East Asia1 section
- HIST 4023 — Black and Indigenous Histories1 section
- HIST 4030 — History of the United States Senate1 section
- HIST 4041 — Atlantic Commodities1 section
- HIST 4075 — Fashion and Politics in Twentieth-Century China1 section
- HIST 4076 — History of US-China Relations, 1949-20251 section
- HIST 4084 — How to be Modern: Thinking with Max Weber1 section
- HIST 4091 — Contesting Identities in Modern Egypt1 section
- HIST 4109 — Public History, Theory & Practice1 section
- HIST 4116 — The Scientific Revolution1 section
- HIST 4127 — The Body Politic in Asia1 section
- HIST 4129 — Advanced Seminar on Modern Japan1 section
- HIST 4131 — Comparative Environmental History1 section
- HIST 4168 — Race and Asia in World History1 section
- HIST 4172 — Tolstoy: History and Counter-Culture1 section
- HIST 4196 — From the Bible to the Museum: Jewish Memory and Public History1 section
- HIST 4203 — Contesting Votes: Democracy and Citizenship Throughout U.S. History1 section
- HIST 4204 — Early American History through Film, ca. 1500-18001 section
- HIST 4231 — Gender and Technology in Historical Perspectives1 section
- HIST 4243 — Public History in Place: Interpreting the Environment1 section
- HIST 4262 — Environmental Justice: Past, Present, Future1 section
- HIST 4265 — Gender, Sexuality, and the U.S. in the World1 section
- HIST 4277 — Modern European Cultural-Intellectual History Through Walter Benjamin's Arcades Project1 section
- HIST 4303 — Nationalism and Decolonization in Africa1 section
- HIST 4338 — Queer Histories of North Africa1 section
- HIST 4345 — Ancient Empires: From Persia to Rome, 550 BCE to 14 CE1 section
- HIST 4408 — Projects of Modernity in Asia1 section
- HIST 4422 — Oral History: Theory, Practice, and Method1 section
- HIST 4423 — Women and Gender in African History1 section
- HIST 4466 — Lightscapes1 section
- HIST 4474 — Race and Identity in the Atlantic World1 section
- HIST 4542 — The Modern Middle East During the Long Nineteenth Century1 section
- HIST 4543 — State and Society in the Late Ottoman Empire1 section
- HIST 4551 — Race and the University1 section
- HIST 4556 — Gender, Race, and Law in Global Political Economy1 section
- HIST 4590 — Reform, Rebellion and Revolution in Latin America1 section
- HIST 4629 — The Age of Revolution in Europe and the Caribbean: 1789 to 18151 section
- HIST 4634 — Curating the British Empire1 section
- HIST 4655 — Revolution: An Intellectual History1 section
- HIST 4665 — Early Modern Materialities, 1400-17001 section
- HIST 4666 — Mass Media and Identities in the Modern Middle East1 section
- HIST 4667 — Nationalism(s) in the Arab World1 section
- HIST 4672 — Europe in Flames: World War II and its Aftermath1 section
- HIST 4673 — Vienna and the Birth of the Modern1 section
- HIST 4674 — Dispossession, Truth, and Reconciliation1 section
- HIST 4711 — Matters of Scale: Microhistory, Big History, and the Space Between Them1 section
- HIST 4735 — Latino Civil Rights Movements1 section
- HIST 4761 — Albion: Post-Roman, Pre-Norman1 section
- HIST 4772 — China Imagined: The Historical and Global Origins of the Chinese Nation1 section
- HIST 4773 — Twice A Stranger: Transnational Figures and Their Stories1 section
- HIST 4851 — Refugees1 section
- HIST 4910 — Approaches to Medieval Violence1 section
- HIST 4931 — Vitality and Power in China1 section
- HIST 4950 — Witches, Whores and Wives: Patriarchy and Resistance in Renaissance England1 section
- HIST 4963 — China's Early Modern1 section
- HIST 6000 — Graduate Research Seminar1 section
- HIST 6002 — Professional Development Seminar1 section
- HIST 6006 — History Colloquium Series1 section
- HIST 6010 — European History Colloquium1 section
- HIST 6019 — Science, Medicine, and Media Technologies in East Asia1 section
- HIST 6041 — Atlantic Commodities1 section
- HIST 6065 — Science, Technology and Capitalism1 section
- HIST 6075 — Fashion and Politics in Twentieth-Century China1 section
- HIST 6076 — History of US-China Relations, 1949-20251 section
- HIST 6084 — How to be Modern: Thinking with Max Weber1 section
- HIST 6091 — Histories of European Integration and Disintegration1 section
- HIST 6095 — Empires and Nations: Europe and the World1 section
- HIST 6109 — Public History, Theory & Practice1 section
- HIST 6115 — What is the History of Knowledge?1 section
- HIST 6127 — The Body Politic in Asia1 section
- HIST 6129 — Advanced Seminar on Modern Japan1 section
- HIST 6132 — Mobility, Circulation, Migration, Diaspora: Global Connections1 section
- HIST 6133 — Visual Culture during the Enlightenment and the Age of Revolutions in the Atlantic World1 section
- HIST 6162 — Graduate History Proseminar: Archives, Writing, and Research in Southeast Asian History1 section
- HIST 6168 — Race and Asia in World History1 section
- HIST 6190 — Seminar in the History of Technology1 section
- HIST 6197 — Slavery and Abolition in the Atlantic World1 section
- HIST 6202 — Political Culture1 section
- HIST 6243 — Public History in Place: Interpreting the Environment1 section
- HIST 6265 — Gender, Sexuality, and the U.S. in the World1 section
- HIST 6278 — We Want Everything: The Italian 1970s1 section
- HIST 6300 — Topics in Ancient History1 section
- HIST 6303 — Nationalism and Decolonization in Africa1 section
- HIST 6304 — Introduction to Global Africa: Major Texts and Methods1 section
- HIST 6321 — Black Power Movement and Transnationalism1 section
- HIST 6322 — Readings in 20th Century African-American History1 section
- HIST 6350 — The Writing of History1 section
- HIST 6378 — Key Texts in European Cultural-Intellectual History1 section
- HIST 6382 — History of Time, Time of History1 section
- HIST 6408 — Projects of Modernity in Asia1 section
- HIST 6422 — Oral History: Theory, Practice, and Method1 section
- HIST 6423 — Women and Gender in African History1 section
- HIST 6442 — The Modern Middle East During the Long Nineteenth Century1 section
- HIST 6448 — Islamic Mysticism1 section
- HIST 6452 — Dress, Cloth and Identity in Africa and the Diaspora1 section
- HIST 6474 — Race and Identity in the Atlantic World1 section
- HIST 6482 — History Geography Theory1 section
- HIST 6509 — Law and Empire: New Approaches to Imperial Legal History1 section
- HIST 6531 — The History of Capitalism: The US Case in Perspective1 section
- HIST 6532 — The United States in the 'Long Twentieth Century,' 1870-20201 section
- HIST 6543 — State and Society in the Late Ottoman Empire1 section
- HIST 6547 — Ottoman Africa, African Ottomans1 section
- HIST 6554 — Historical and Theoretical Perspectives on Work Law: Race, Gender, and Capital1 section
- HIST 6555 — Gender and the Law1 section
- HIST 6556 — Gender, Race, and Law in Global Political Economy1 section
- HIST 6590 — Reform, Rebellion and Revolution in Latin America1 section
- HIST 6623 — Thinking About Animals1 section
- HIST 6626 — Narratives of the French Revolution1 section
- HIST 6629 — The Age of Revolution in Europe and the Caribbean: 1789 to 18151 section
- HIST 6634 — Curating the British Empire1 section
- HIST 6655 — Revolution: An Intellectual History1 section
- HIST 6665 — Early Modern Materialities, 1400-17001 section
- HIST 6666 — Mass Media and Identities in the Modern Middle East1 section
- HIST 6667 — Nationalism(s) in the Arab World1 section
- HIST 6669 — From Slavery to Mass Incarceration: A History of Policing in Black Communities1 section
- HIST 6673 — Vienna and the Birth of the Modern1 section
- HIST 6711 — Matters of Scale: Microhistory, Big History, and the Space Between Them1 section
- HIST 6735 — Latino Civil Rights Movements1 section
- HIST 6761 — Albion: Post-Roman, Pre-Norman1 section
- HIST 6772 — China Imagined: The Historical and Global Origins of the Chinese Nation1 section
- HIST 6773 — Twice A Stranger: Transnational Figures and Their Stories1 section
- HIST 6851 — Refugees1 section
- HIST 6885 — Interwar Internationalisms, 1918-19391 section
- HIST 6905 — Witches, Whores and Wives: Patriarchy and Resistance in Renaissance England1 section
- HIST 6920 — Approaches to Medieval Violence1 section
- HIST 6931 — Vitality and Power in China1 section
- HIST 6950 — Monsoon Kingdoms: Pre-Modern Southeast Asian History1 section
- HIST 6960 — Transnational Local: Southeast Asian History from the Eighteenth Century1 section
- HIST 6963 — China's Early Modern1 section
- HIST 6981 — The Pacific Horizon: Oceania, Asia, and the Americas1 section
- HIST 7090 — Introduction to the Graduate Study of History1 section
- HIST 7110 — Introduction to Science and Technology Studies1 section
- HIST 7937 — Proseminar in Peace Studies1 section
- HIST 8004 — Supervised Reading1 section
- HIST 8010 — Independent Study-PIRIP1 section
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