HISTORY courses
420 courses · Duke University · Fall 2026
- HISTORY 21 — World History1 section
- HISTORY 23 — American History, I1 section
- HISTORY 24 — American History, II1 section
- HISTORY 25 — European History, I1 section
- HISTORY 26 — European History, II1 section
- HISTORY 89S — First-Year Seminar1 section
- HISTORY 100 — History Lower Level Elective1 section
- HISTORY 100S — History Lower Level Elective Seminar1 section
- HISTORY 101 — Introduction to Global History1 section
- HISTORY 102 — Introduction to Modern African History1 section
- HISTORY 103 — Critical Approaches to Global Issues1 section
- HISTORY 105 — Old Worlds/New Histories, 500-1500 CE1 section
- HISTORY 106 — Science and the Modern World: Introduction to the History of Science1 section
- HISTORY 107L — Devil's Advocate: Exploring Pluralism, Free Inquiry, and Belonging1 section
- HISTORY 108 — History of Rock: Rhythm & Blues and Rock & Roll to Indie Rock and Hip-Hop1 section
- HISTORY 111FS — History of Global Health1 section
- HISTORY 112 — Sexual Pleasure in the Modern World1 section
- HISTORY 113 — Introduction to the History of Medicine1 section
- HISTORY 114 — Intro to the History of Modern Warfare1 section
- HISTORY 116 — Introduction to Human Rights: Gateway for the Human Rights Certificate1 section
- HISTORY 117 — Renaissance & Revolution: Religion, Science, and Politics in Europe, 1400-18001 section
- HISTORY 119FS — Religious Freedom in America: A Legal History1 section
- HISTORY 120 — History of American Democracy1 section
- HISTORY 121 — Introduction to Contemporary Latin America1 section
- HISTORY 122 — History of Latinxs in the United States1 section
- HISTORY 124 — History of the Present1 section
- HISTORY 125S — The Documentary Experience: A Video Approach1 section
- HISTORY 126S — Introduction to Oral History1 section
- HISTORY 127FS — Globalization and Corporate Citizenship1 section
- HISTORY 129 — Introduction to African Studies (DS3 or DS4)1 section
- HISTORY 130D — American Dreams and American Realities1 section
- HISTORY 132S — An Archaeology of Inequality: Ancient Rome in Ten Objects1 section
- HISTORY 137FS — Minor Utopias: Everyday Approaches to a Better World1 section
- HISTORY 138 — From Stalin to Putin: The Art of Dictatorship1 section
- HISTORY 139S — Gateway Seminar. Germany in the World1 section
- HISTORY 140S — Empires in Modern European History1 section
- HISTORY 142S — Photography and History1 section
- HISTORY 144CNS — Photography and History: Dictatorship & Resistance in Latin America1 section
- HISTORY 145CNS — Indigenous Storytelling and Histories of Place1 section
- HISTORY 146S — American Histories1 section
- HISTORY 147 — Global History of the Prison1 section
- HISTORY 148 — Religion, Race, Gender, and Power1 section
- HISTORY 149 — Christianity1 section
- HISTORY 152CNS — Visualizing Minor Stories: Archives, Museums, Histories1 section
- HISTORY 153S — Gateway Seminar: New Directions in Military History1 section
- HISTORY 154S — Gateway Seminar: Comparative Slavery1 section
- HISTORY 155CNS — Gateway Seminar: The Imperial Encounter in Africa1 section
- HISTORY 156S — Gateway Seminar: Cold War America1 section
- HISTORY 157S — Gateway Seminar: Empires in Historical Perspective1 section
- HISTORY 158CNS — Gateway Seminar. Fascism: A History1 section
- HISTORY 158S — Gateway Seminar. Fascism: A History1 section
- HISTORY 159S — Gateway Seminar: What Did Your Grandparents Do? A Global Exploration of Individual Life…1 section
- HISTORY 160S — Gateway Seminar: The Global Sixties: Race, Revolution, Sexuality1 section
- HISTORY 161CNS — Race, Policing, and Social Control in U.S. History1 section
- HISTORY 162S — Gateway Seminar: Asia in Global History1 section
- HISTORY 163S — Gateway: Solidarity! Asian American Activism1 section
- HISTORY 164S — Gateway Seminar - Antisemitism: Ethnicity, Race, Religion, Culture1 section
- HISTORY 168S — Gateway Seminar: How to Read a Map: The History of Cartography1 section
- HISTORY 169FS — Heroes and Villains: Dissidence in the Middle East1 section
- HISTORY 170FS — Beyond Denial - A Thriving Future1 section
- HISTORY 171S — Gateway Seminar: History of Intimacy: Family, Friendship, Romance1 section
- HISTORY 172S — Gateway: Eyewitness to Slavery1 section
- HISTORY 175S — Gateway Seminar - The United States and the World1 section
- HISTORY 178FS — History of Energy Use and Power Generation1 section
- HISTORY 181CNS — Sex, Bodies, and Power1 section
- HISTORY 182S — The Law in Slavery and Freedom1 section
- HISTORY 183S — Gateway Seminar: Civil Rights and Asian Americans1 section
- HISTORY 185S — Gateway Seminar: Disease in History1 section
- HISTORY 187S — Political Culture in Africa1 section
- HISTORY 188S — Gateway Seminar: The Price of Sex: Gender and the Global Political Economy1 section
- HISTORY 189S — Gateway Seminar: Slavery and Its Afterlives1 section
- HISTORY 190 — Special Topics in History1 section
- HISTORY 190A — Duke-Administered Study Abroad: Special Topics in History1 section
- HISTORY 190FS — Topics in Focus Program1 section
- HISTORY 190S — Special Topics in History1 section
- HISTORY 192S — Modernity: Diagnosis and Cure1 section
- HISTORY 193S — Islam, Art, and Society1 section
- HISTORY 195FS — Introduction to Jewish Studies1 section
- HISTORY 195S — Introduction to Jewish Studies1 section
- HISTORY 196S — Imagining Human Rights: Science Fiction, Culture, and the Creation of Rights1 section
- HISTORY 198 — Introduction to Asian American History1 section
- HISTORY 200 — History Upper Level Elective1 section
- HISTORY 200S — History Upper Level Elective Seminar1 section
- HISTORY 201 — Globalization and History1 section
- HISTORY 202 — Gender and Socialism1 section
- HISTORY 203 — History of Global Health1 section
- HISTORY 204S — Histories of the Future: Hope in the Past and Present1 section
- HISTORY 205 — Wars of Empire: Europe's Small Wars of the 19th and Early 20th Centuries1 section
- HISTORY 206 — Great Powers Diplomacy, 1789-19141 section
- HISTORY 207S — Union Activism1 section
- HISTORY 208S — South African Past and Present1 section
- HISTORY 209S — Islam in Asia1 section
- HISTORY 210 — Global Islam1 section
- HISTORY 211 — Islamic Civilization II1 section
- HISTORY 212 — The Turks: From Ottoman Empire to European Union1 section
- HISTORY 213S — Secularism1 section
- HISTORY 214 — The Modern Middle East1 section
- HISTORY 215S — Shamanism and Spirit Possession1 section
- HISTORY 216S — Between Moscow, Beijing and Delhi: Narratives of Europe and Asia1 section
- HISTORY 217 — History Escape Room: Unlocking the Mysteries of the Past1 section
- HISTORY 218 — Modern & Global India1 section
- HISTORY 219S — Indian Civilization1 section
- HISTORY 220 — China from Antiquity to 14001 section
- HISTORY 221 — Food, Farming, and Feminism1 section
- HISTORY 222 — Galileo: Faith and Science at the Dawn of the Modern1 section
- HISTORY 223 — Survey of Modern China 1800-Present1 section
- HISTORY 224 — 9/11 and Its Aftermath: How Bin Laden Changed America and the World1 section
- HISTORY 225S — Muslim Women Across the Ages1 section
- HISTORY 226 — Ancient and Early Modern Japan1 section
- HISTORY 227 — The Emergence of Modern Japan1 section
- HISTORY 228 — Chinatowns: A Cultural History1 section
- HISTORY 229S — Asian American Community History1 section
- HISTORY 230 — Greek History1 section
- HISTORY 231 — Ancient Athletics1 section
- HISTORY 232 — Women and the Political Process1 section
- HISTORY 233 — Roman History1 section
- HISTORY 234 — Democracy: Ancient and Modern1 section
- HISTORY 234D — Democracy: Ancient and Modern1 section
- HISTORY 235 — Drugs, Chemicals, and Health: Histories of Substances in Economies, Environments, and Bodies1 section
- HISTORY 236 — Ancient Science and Technology1 section
- HISTORY 237 — Russia in the World: From Cold War to Putin's Wars1 section
- HISTORY 238A — Rome: History of the City1 section
- HISTORY 238S — History of Political Nonviolence1 section
- HISTORY 239 — History of Chinese Medicine1 section
- HISTORY 239FS — Turkey: Muslim and Modern1 section
- HISTORY 239S — Turkey: Muslim and Modern1 section
- HISTORY 240 — Ancient Roman Law1 section
- HISTORY 241 — The Age of Nero: History, Art, and Literature1 section
- HISTORY 242S — Human Rights in the Americas1 section
- HISTORY 243S — Cross-Cultural Encounters1 section
- HISTORY 244 — From History to Fantasy: Medieval Religions in Film & Fiction1 section
- HISTORY 245 — Race in the 20th Century U.S.1 section
- HISTORY 246 — Religion and Colonialism in Africa1 section
- HISTORY 247 — Religion and Politics in American History1 section
- HISTORY 248 — History and Culture of Iran1 section
- HISTORY 248S — Book Publishing & Marketing: A Case Study of the Romance Fiction Industry1 section
- HISTORY 249 — Transnational Feminism1 section
- HISTORY 249S — Transnational Feminism1 section
- HISTORY 250 — Green Germany: World Leader in Environmental Policy1 section
- HISTORY 251 — Jewish History, 1492 to the Present1 section
- HISTORY 252S — Unsettling Modernity: Korea, Empire, Diaspora1 section
- HISTORY 253 — Dante's Divine Comedy: Hell, Purgatory and Paradise1 section
- HISTORY 254 — Europe in the Middle Ages: Rome to Renaissance1 section
- HISTORY 255 — German History Through Film1 section
- HISTORY 256 — The Viking Age1 section
- HISTORY 256S — The Viking Age1 section
- HISTORY 257 — Religion, Reform, and Violence in Early Modern Europe1 section
- HISTORY 258S — Women and Power in the Renaissance1 section
- HISTORY 259S — Contemporary South Africa1 section
- HISTORY 260 — Magic, Religion, and Science since 14001 section
- HISTORY 260D — Magic, Religion, and Science since 14001 section
- HISTORY 261 — Germany Confronts Nazism and the Holocaust1 section
- HISTORY 262S — Ancient Sex Ed1 section
- HISTORY 263 — The Political History of Modern Architecture: From Revolution through Neoliberalism1 section
- HISTORY 264 — Latin American Wars of Independence1 section
- HISTORY 265S — Religion and Politics in Post-Revolutionary Iran1 section
- HISTORY 266 — The Good Life: Religion, Philosophy, and Life's Ultimate Concerns1 section
- HISTORY 268SA — Berlin Film City: Movies in the Metropolis1 section
- HISTORY 269 — Tudor/Stuart Britain1 section
- HISTORY 271S — The Greeks1 section
- HISTORY 272 — Is God Dead?1 section
- HISTORY 273 — Inventing the Environment: Ideas of Nature in Literature and History of Science1 section
- HISTORY 274 — Introduction to Asian American and Diaspora Studies1 section
- HISTORY 275 — The Russian Empire1 section
- HISTORY 276 — From Tsars to Commissars: Russian Cultural History1 section
- HISTORY 277 — Tolstoy and the Russian Experience1 section
- HISTORY 280S — Masculinities & Global Politics1 section
- HISTORY 281 — Russia in World War II1 section
- HISTORY 282 — End of Russian Socialism: History of Perestroika1 section
- HISTORY 283S — Turkish Cultural History in Fiction and Film1 section
- HISTORY 284 — Life Within Capitalism: A History of its Values, Measures and Struggles1 section
- HISTORY 285 — Europe in the Long Nineteenth Century, 1789-19141 section
- HISTORY 286 — Europe in the Twentieth Century1 section
- HISTORY 287 — History of the World Wars1 section
- HISTORY 288 — History of Inequality1 section
- HISTORY 289S — Decolonization: Histories, Meanings, Struggles1 section
- HISTORY 290 — Special Topics in History1 section
- HISTORY 290S — Special Topics1 section
- HISTORY 291S — From Ottoman Empire to the Modern Middle East1 section
- HISTORY 292 — Environmental Justice: The Making of a Modern Movement1 section
- HISTORY 293S — Asian American Theater1 section
- HISTORY 295S — The History of Gardening in North America, 1607-Present1 section
- HISTORY 296S — Race and Society: South Africa and the US, 1890-present1 section
- HISTORY 297 — The Holocaust1 section
- HISTORY 298S — Global South Asia: History and Culture of Diaspora1 section
- HISTORY 299S — Climate, Science, and Society: The Long History of Anthropogenic Climate Change1 section
- HISTORY 300 — History Upper Level Elective1 section
- HISTORY 300S — History Upper Level Elective Seminar1 section
- HISTORY 301T — Applied Historical Research1 section
- HISTORY 302T — Applied Historical Research1 section
- HISTORY 305 — History of International Financial and Monetary Crises1 section
- HISTORY 306S — Reimagining Latin America and The Caribbean1 section
- HISTORY 307 — History of Economic Thought1 section
- HISTORY 308S — The Economics and Philosophy of Adam Smith1 section
- HISTORY 309 — American Revolution1 section
- HISTORY 309S — The History of Modern Macroeconomics from Keynes to the Present1 section
- HISTORY 310 — The Americas and Europe in the Age of Revolutions, c. 1760s–1840s1 section
- HISTORY 311S — Men, Women, and Sports: Topics in US Sports History1 section
- HISTORY 315S — The Emergence of the Atlantic Basin1 section
- HISTORY 316 — Slavery: A Global History1 section
- HISTORY 317 — The National Parks in American Life1 section
- HISTORY 318 — The Caribbean, 1492-17001 section
- HISTORY 319 — War, Slavery, and Revolution in the Caribbean, 1700-18001 section
- HISTORY 320 — Sports and American Culture1 section
- HISTORY 322 — Statecraft and Strategy1 section
- HISTORY 323 — How to Study Inequality1 section
- HISTORY 324 — History of Mexico1 section
- HISTORY 325 — Denial, Faith, Reason: Sustainability and Survival1 section
- HISTORY 326 — Colonial Latin America1 section
- HISTORY 327 — Afro-Brazilian Culture and History1 section
- HISTORY 328 — Global Brazil1 section
- HISTORY 329 — Latin America Since Independence1 section
- HISTORY 330S — Oral History and Storytelling1 section
- HISTORY 331S — Illiberal Nondemocracies: Focus on Eastern Europe and Asia1 section
- HISTORY 332S — Theorizing Liberation: From Black Power to the Age of Trump1 section
- HISTORY 333S — Social Engineering and Social Movements in Eastern Europe and Asia1 section
- HISTORY 334S — The University as a Culture: A Survivor's Guide1 section
- HISTORY 334SA — Frontier City Berlin: Facing History's Great Challenges1 section
- HISTORY 335 — The History of Hip-Hop1 section
- HISTORY 336 — Colonial North America1 section
- HISTORY 337S — Don Quixote for Beginners1 section
- HISTORY 338S — Peasants in Russian Revolutionary and Counter-Revolutionary Thought and Literature1 section
- HISTORY 339 — Critical Militarism Studies across Asia/Pacific/America1 section
- HISTORY 340 — The Civil War and Reconstruction: The United States, 1850-18801 section
- HISTORY 340T — Memory Bandits: Human Rights, Duke's History and a Plan to Expand History-Telling1 section
- HISTORY 342 — The Making of Modern America: The United States from 1898 to 19451 section
- HISTORY 344 — History of U.S. Social Movements1 section
- HISTORY 345 — North American Environmental History1 section
- HISTORY 346S — Politics of Sexuality1 section
- HISTORY 347 — African Americans Since the Civil War1 section
- HISTORY 348 — The Civil Rights Movement1 section
- HISTORY 349S — History Wars1 section
- HISTORY 350S — Memory Bandits1 section
- HISTORY 351S — Islam in the Americas1 section
- HISTORY 352 — Immigrant Dreams, U.S. Realities: Immigration Policy History1 section
- HISTORY 353 — Social Movements and Social Problems in Contemporary Spain1 section
- HISTORY 353A — Social Movements and Social Problems in Contemporary Spain1 section
- HISTORY 354 — Native American Women in History, Society, and Art1 section
- HISTORY 354S — Native American Women in History, Society, and Art1 section
- HISTORY 355 — American Indian History to 18151 section
- HISTORY 357 — The Insurgent South: Movements for Social Change1 section
- HISTORY 357S — The Insurgent South: Movements for Social Change1 section
- HISTORY 358 — The South in Black and White1 section
- HISTORY 358S — The South in Black and White1 section
- HISTORY 360S — Writing American Politics1 section
- HISTORY 362 — United States Political History, 1900 to the Present1 section
- HISTORY 364 — Inventing Sickness: The Science and Practice of Medicine in Ancient Greece1 section
- HISTORY 365 — The Modern Regulatory State1 section
- HISTORY 366S — Latinx Social Movements1 section
- HISTORY 367 — The History of the Book1 section
- HISTORY 369 — History of Public Health in America1 section
- HISTORY 370 — Aztecs and Mayans1 section
- HISTORY 372 — France and Africa: The Politics and Culture of (Post-)Coloniality1 section
- HISTORY 373 — American Indian History Since 18061 section
- HISTORY 374 — Women, Gender, and Sexuality in U.S. History1 section
- HISTORY 374D — Women, Gender, and Sexuality in U.S. History1 section
- HISTORY 375 — The United States and the World, 1898 to the Present1 section
- HISTORY 378SA — Politics and Culture Between Europe and the Middle East1 section
- HISTORY 379S — U.S. Empire: A History1 section
- HISTORY 380S — Islamic Mysticism1 section
- HISTORY 381S — Veterans Oral History Project1 section
- HISTORY 382S — Digital Durham1 section
- HISTORY 384 — The People's Republic of China, 1949-Present1 section
- HISTORY 385S — White People: In Anthropological Perspective1 section
- HISTORY 386S — Apartheid South Africa and Struggles for Democracy1 section
- HISTORY 387S — History Through Fiction1 section
- HISTORY 388S — The Scientific Revolution1 section
- HISTORY 390 — Topics in History Lecture1 section
- HISTORY 390A — Duke-Administered Study Abroad: Special Topics in History1 section
- HISTORY 390A-03 — Duke in France: Special Topics in History1 section
- HISTORY 390A-12 — Duke in Venice: Special Topics on History1 section
- HISTORY 390S — Topics in History Seminar1 section
- HISTORY 391 — Independent Study1 section
- HISTORY 393 — Research Independent Study1 section
- HISTORY 394 — Research Independent Study1 section
- HISTORY 396S — Racial Justice in the 20th Century US and South Africa1 section
- HISTORY 397S — Istanbul: Religion, Politics and Cosmopolitanism1 section
- HISTORY 399SA — Duke Summer Program: Oxford1 section
- HISTORY 400 — History Upper Level Elective1 section
- HISTORY 400S — History Upper Level Elective Seminar1 section
- HISTORY 401S — Applied Latin American Studies: Cultivating Impactful Futures1 section
- HISTORY 403S — Capstone: Medieval Trials & Ordeals1 section
- HISTORY 405 — What Machiavelli Really Says1 section
- HISTORY 406 — Visualizing Cities: Representing Urban Landscapes, Cultures, and Environments1 section
- HISTORY 407 — Soviet and Post-Soviet Economic History1 section
- HISTORY 407D — Soviet and Post-Soviet Economic History1 section
- HISTORY 408S — Social Space and Time1 section
- HISTORY 409S — Black (In) Translation1 section
- HISTORY 411S — Historicizing Whiteness1 section
- HISTORY 412S — Fictions of the American West1 section
- HISTORY 413 — Ancient Athenian Law1 section
- HISTORY 415S — Capstone: Information History1 section
- HISTORY 416S — The Geopolitics of Islamophobia from Bosnia to Xinjiang1 section
- HISTORY 418S — The Enlightenment1 section
- HISTORY 420 — Biography, Life Writing, Autofiction1 section
- HISTORY 424S — Cuzco: Local and Imperial1 section
- HISTORY 425S — Atlantic Constellations: Migration, Exile, Second Slavery1 section
- HISTORY 427S — Archives of Literacy: West Africa, Islam, and American Slavery1 section
- HISTORY 430S — Capstone Seminar: Slavery and Capitalism1 section
- HISTORY 431S — History of Acting1 section
- HISTORY 435S — Francophone Oceania: Beyond the Postcard Paradise1 section
- HISTORY 436S — East Asia and Empire(s): Korean History as a Decentering Praxis1 section
- HISTORY 438S — Race & Conservatism in the Twentieth Century U.S.1 section
- HISTORY 444S — Imperialism and Islamism1 section
- HISTORY 445S — Modern German-Jewish Culture: Vienna, Prague, Berlin1 section
- HISTORY 447S — South Africa and the World1 section
- HISTORY 448S — Archiving and Visualizing Asia/America: Politics and Poetics of Knowledge Production1 section
- HISTORY 450S — South African Life Histories1 section
- HISTORY 452S — World War I and the History of Art & Architecture: Germany and Beyond1 section
- HISTORY 454S — Capstone Seminar - Globalization: Asia and Asian America1 section
- HISTORY 457S — Capstone Seminar: Maroon Societies in America1 section
- HISTORY 464S — Capstone Seminar: Geopolitics of War and Empire in the Modern World1 section
- HISTORY 470S — Capstone Seminar: Leadership in American History1 section
- HISTORY 472S — Capstone Seminar: Russia in World War II1 section
- HISTORY 473 — Two Koreas and the United States: History, Society, and Culture1 section
- HISTORY 476S — Capstone Seminar: American Militarism1 section
- HISTORY 482S — Capstone Seminar: Post-Civil Rights America: The Search for Social Justice, 1968-Present1 section
- HISTORY 483S — Capstone Seminar: History of Torture1 section
- HISTORY 488S — Capstone: Research in Human Rights1 section
- HISTORY 490 — Special Topics in History1 section
- HISTORY 490S — Seminars in Special Topics1 section
- HISTORY 495S — Senior Thesis Seminar1 section
- HISTORY 496S — Senior Thesis Seminar1 section
- HISTORY 501S — History of Sexuality1 section
- HISTORY 505S — When Fiction Meets History1 section
- HISTORY 507S — Atlantic Worlds Workshop1 section
- HISTORY 508S — Premodern Times: A User's Manual1 section
- HISTORY 509 — Modern Intelligence History from John Buchan to James Bond1 section
- HISTORY 510S — New Directions in Asian American Studies1 section
- HISTORY 511S — Atlantic Worlds Workshop Research Seminar1 section
- HISTORY 512S — Travel Japan1 section
- HISTORY 513S — Race, Class, and Gender in the University1 section
- HISTORY 514S — Culture and Environment in Modern Chinese History1 section
- HISTORY 515S — Oral History Methods1 section
- HISTORY 517S — The Latinx South: Immigration, Race, and the Nuevo South1 section
- HISTORY 520S — Microhistory1 section
- HISTORY 524S — Indigenous languages and their speakers in Latin America1 section
- HISTORY 525S — Corporate Empires1 section
- HISTORY 526S — Columbus: A Global History1 section
- HISTORY 528S — Greek History: Fifth through First Centuries BC1 section
- HISTORY 530S — Camera Asia1 section
- HISTORY 531S — Art and the Holocaust: Architecture, Art, and Cultural Politics during the Nazi Period1 section
- HISTORY 532S — Atlantic Worlds1 section
- HISTORY 536S — Public History and Memory1 section
- HISTORY 538 — The Roman Empire1 section
- HISTORY 539S — Roman History from Augustus through Late Antiquity1 section
- HISTORY 547S — The Political Economy of Care: Sustaining Households, Communities, and Environments1 section
- HISTORY 548S — Global History of Medicine1 section
- HISTORY 550S — Life Stories: How to Write Them, What They Mean1 section
- HISTORY 553S — Urban Histories in Global, Comparative, and Historical Perspective1 section
- HISTORY 554S — Contemporary Dance History1 section
- HISTORY 557 — Cultural Memory1 section
- HISTORY 561S — Global Africa1 section
- HISTORY 565S — Global Critical Race Theory and History: Brazil and the USA1 section
- HISTORY 567S — American Grand Strategy1 section
- HISTORY 572S — Anthropology and History1 section
- HISTORY 577S — Historical and Philosophical Perspectives on Science1 section
- HISTORY 590 — Topics in History1 section
- HISTORY 590S — Topics in History Seminar1 section
- HISTORY 591S — Environmental (Hi)stories: History, Narrative, and Writing in Practice1 section
- HISTORY 599S — Meiji Japan1 section
- HISTORY 610S — Africa, Cuba, Brazil: Great Powers of the Black Atlantic1 section
- HISTORY 611 — Biography, Life Writing, Autofiction1 section
- HISTORY 627 — Soviet and Post-Soviet Economic History1 section
- HISTORY 627D — Soviet and Post-Soviet Economic History1 section
- HISTORY 650S — History of Mental Illness1 section
- HISTORY 651S — Theories of Violence1 section
- HISTORY 701S — Theory and Historiography1 section
- HISTORY 702S — Historical Method1 section
- HISTORY 703S — Focusing on Teaching and Pedagogy1 section
- HISTORY 704S — Focusing on Preparing Portfolios for Preliminary Certification1 section
- HISTORY 705S — Modern Jewish Thought1 section
- HISTORY 707 — East Asian Studies Core Course: Fields and Methods1 section
- HISTORY 708S — Anthropology of Contact: Contagion, Coloniality, Capital1 section
- HISTORY 709S — Marxism, History, Critique1 section
- HISTORY 710S — Politics of Nature1 section
- HISTORY 714S — The Politics of Christ1 section
- HISTORY 715 — Cultural Memory1 section
- HISTORY 718S — Baroque: Patterns of Thought, Transformation, and Accumulation in the Hispanic World1 section
- HISTORY 720S — 20th century China: Gender and the Body1 section
- HISTORY 730S — A Cultural and Spatial Analysis of the Ghetto: Venice, Nazi Occupied Europe, Chicago1 section
- HISTORY 731S — Oral History and Storytelling1 section
- HISTORY 741S — Spaces, Bodies, and Narratives: Mapping Religion in Colonial India1 section
- HISTORY 743 — What Machiavelli Really Says1 section
- HISTORY 758S — Digital Durham1 section
- HISTORY 770 — Islamic Interconnectivities1 section
- HISTORY 772S — Cross-Cultural Encounters1 section
- HISTORY 773S — Islam, Law, and Society1 section
- HISTORY 774S — Ideology and Religion in Muslim Central Eurasia1 section
- HISTORY 776S — Genealogies of Secularism1 section
- HISTORY 779 — Visualizing Cities: Representing Urban Landscapes, Cultures, and Environments1 section
- HISTORY 780S — Teaching Race, Teaching Gender1 section
- HISTORY 790S-01 — Topics in European History1 section
- HISTORY 790S-02 — Topics in Latin American History1 section
- HISTORY 790S-03 — Topics in African and Asian History1 section
- HISTORY 790S-04 — Topics in North American History1 section
- HISTORY 790S-05 — Topics in Global Connections1 section
- HISTORY 790S-06 — Topics in Law and Society1 section
- HISTORY 790S-07 — Topics in Politics, Public Life, The State1 section
- HISTORY 790S-08 — Topics in Environmental History1 section
- HISTORY 790S-09 — Topics in Racial Formations1 section
- HISTORY 790S-10 — Topics in Empires and Colonial Encounters1 section
- HISTORY 790S-11 — Topics in Labor Systems, Capitalism, Business Cultures1 section
- HISTORY 790S-12 — Topics in Military History, Science, Technology1 section
- HISTORY 790S-13 — Topics in Methods and Theory1 section
- HISTORY 790S-14 — Readings in Cultural History1 section
- HISTORY 791 — Reading Topics: Independent Study1 section
- HISTORY 792 — Reading Topics-Independent Study1 section
- HISTORY 801T — Applied Historical Research1 section
- HISTORY 802T — Applied Historical Research1 section
- HISTORY 850S — Anthropology and History1 section
- HISTORY 881 — Christian Manuscript Culture1 section
- HISTORY 890S-04 — Research Topics in North American History1 section
- HISTORY 890S-05 — Research Topics in Global Connections1 section
- HISTORY 890S-06 — Research Topics in Law and Society1 section
- HISTORY 890S-07 — Research Topics in Politics, Public Life, The State1 section
- HISTORY 890S-08 — Research Topics in Gender1 section
- HISTORY 890S-09 — Research Topics in Racial Formations1 section
- HISTORY 890S-13 — Research Topics in Methods and Theory1 section
- HISTORY 890S-14 — Research Seminar in Cultural History1 section
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