HIS courses
69 courses · Utica University · Fall 2026
- HIS 123 — Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Class in Early America (3)1 section
- HIS 126 — America 1500-1877 (3)1 section
- HIS 127 — America 1877- to the Present (3)1 section
- HIS 128 — Drugs in American History (3)1 section
- HIS 135 — Introduction to The African Diasporic Experience (3)1 section
- HIS 136 — Introduction to Afro-Latin America (3)1 section
- HIS 145 — The Pacific World (3)1 section
- HIS 165 — Europe and the World (3)1 section
- HIS 200 — Select Topics: History (1 to 3)1 section
- HIS 207 — Medicine and Society (3)1 section
- HIS 210 — Refugee USA (3)1 section
- HIS 223 — Methods in Early American Social History (3)1 section
- HIS 235 — Methods and Key Themes in African American History Since Reconstruction (3)1 section
- HIS 245 — Methods in East Asian History (3)1 section
- HIS 265 — Europe’s Historical Evolution (3)1 section
- HIS 266 — Modern Europe (3)1 section
- HIS 273 — Russian and Soviet History (3)1 section
- HIS 300 — Select Topics: History (1 to 3)1 section
- HIS 304 — The American Revolution (3)1 section
- HIS 305 — Civil War and Reconstruction (3)1 section
- HIS 311 — History of New York State (3)1 section
- HIS 312 — American Immigration and Migration (3)1 section
- HIS 313 — When Feminism Was Fringe: American Women,1600-1960 (3)1 section
- HIS 314 — From Women’s Liberation to Hip-Hop Feminism: American Women, 1960-Present (3)1 section
- HIS 323 — Civil Rights and African American Nationalism (3)1 section
- HIS 324 — Resistance, Race, and Labor (3)1 section
- HIS 325 — Making Public History (3)1 section
- HIS 334 — History of Colonial Africa (3)1 section
- HIS 335 — History of Modern South Africa (3)1 section
- HIS 343 — Modern Japan (3)1 section
- HIS 344 — Modern China (3)1 section
- HIS 345 — Constitutional Law in the Governmental Process (3)1 section
- HIS 347 — Japanese Imperialism and the Pacific War (3)1 section
- HIS 348 — Business and Society in East Asia (3)1 section
- HIS 353 — Japanese History and Culture Through Film (3)1 section
- HIS 355 — Afro-Latin American Invisibility and Centrality (3)1 section
- HIS 357 — Japan in the Age of the Warrior (3)1 section
- HIS 358 — Afro-Latin American History Through Film (3)1 section
- HIS 364 — Ancient Greece and Rome (3)1 section
- HIS 365 — African American Urban Politics, Economy, and Policy in Historical Perspective (3)1 section
- HIS 366 — Black Leadership, Organization, and Movements in Historical Perspective (3)1 section
- HIS 367 — Central Europe and the Balkans: Its People and History (3)1 section
- HIS 371 — Russian History (3)1 section
- HIS 372 — Modern Russia (3)1 section
- HIS 377 — Plague, Famine, Calamity and Response in European History (3)1 section
- HIS 380 — North Africa, Islam, and the Middle East in Historical Perspective (3)1 section
- HIS 381 — Nazi Germany, the Holocaust, and Legacy (3)1 section
- HIS 383 — Modern Korea (3)1 section
- HIS 384 — Propaganda and Identity in Modern Europe (3)1 section
- HIS 387 — Europe at War (3)1 section
- HIS 388 — African International Relations in Historical Perspective (3)1 section
- HIS 395 — Black Women, Gender, and Black Transnationalism (3)1 section
- HIS 400 — Select Topics: History (1 to 3)1 section
- HIS 456 — Guided Historical Research (3)1 section
- HIS 465 — Race, Crime, and Punishment in Historical Perspective (3)1 section
- HIS 470 — History - Internship (1 to 6)1 section
- HIS 480 — Race and Racism in Public Health and Medicine (3)1 section
- HIS 490 — Independent Research and Study (3)1 section
- HIS 500 — Select Topics: History (3)1 section
- HIS 504 — The American Revolution (3)1 section
- HIS 515 — The African-American Experience (3)1 section
- HIS 516 — Public History (3)1 section
- HIS 517 — National and Ethnic Identity in Europe (3)1 section
- HIS 518 — Historiography (3)1 section
- HIS 525 — Ancient Cities (3)1 section
- HIS 527 — Religion in the Ancient World (3)1 section
- HIS 547 — Japanese Imperialism and the Pacific War (3)1 section
- HIS 564 — Ancient Greece and Rome (3)1 section
- HIS 590 — Independent Study (0 to 6)1 section
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