students from University of the Pacific can choose from courses ranging in topics such as global and transnational history, environment and science history, pre-Modern Europe or Classics, 20th century Europe, Early North America, United States, Asia, and Latin America.
Learning Outcomes
Students should be able to:
- Generate coherent narratives of the history of the following regions and topics: US, Latin America, Europe, Asia, environment and science, and global issues.
- Write persuasively using evidence to support an argument, citing sources using Chicago style.
- Speak in public settings in clear and effective ways, including the use of presentation media.
- Find, understand, evaluate and use primary and secondary sources in print and online versions.
- Identify and critically analyze historical arguments, theories and methods, and use them in research, writing, and oral presentations.
