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The 2025-26 history course schedule is likely to change. Please check this page regularly for updates.
To read course descriptions, click on individual course numbers listed under each academic term.
HIST 4.01 (TBD) The Crusades
EUR, premodern
INT or SOC/CI
Professor Gaposchkin
HIST 8.02 (10) The Making of the Modern World Economy
modern
INT or SOC/W
Professor Link
HIST 8.04/WGSS 26.03 (10) History of Sexuality in America
US, modern
SOC/W
Professor Moreton
HIST 10.02 (TBD) Archival Research and the Production of History
modern
SOC/W
Professor Rabig
(This course is intended for students accepted to the history department's fall-term London FSP. Enrollment is by instructor permission.)
HIST 29/WGSS 26.02 (2A) Women and American Radicalism Left and Right
US, modern
SOC/W
Professor Orleck
HIST 33.02/GEOG 40.05 (12) American Anthropocene: Climate and Power in U.S. History
US, modern
SOC/W
Professor Moreton
HIST 40.01 (2) The Global Thirties: Economics and Politics
modern
INT or SOC/W
Professor Link
HIST 41.02/AAAS 62.75/LACS 42.10 (TBD) Race, Gender, and Revolution in the Atlantic World
LAC, premodern
SOC/NW
Professor Voekel
HIST 44.02 (TBD) Arts of Power, from Augustus to the Sun King
EUR, premodern
SOC/W
Professor Gaposchkin
HIST 70/MES 19.04/WGSS 24.02 (11) Gender and the Modern Middle East and North Africa
ME, modern
SOC/NW
Professor Nikpour
HIST 70.02/MES 12.13 (2) Modern Iran
ME, modern
SOC/NW
Professor Nikpour
HIST 87/LACS 76 (TBD) Culture and Identity in Modern Mexico
LAC, modern
SOC/NW
Professor Voekel
HIST 96.12 (10A) Race, Ethnicity and Immigration in US History - Seminar
US, modern
SOC/CI
Professor Orleck
HIST 1 (10) Turning Points in American History
US, modern
SOC/W
Professor Bonner
HIST 3.01 (TBD) Europe in the Age of Wonder
EUR, premodern
SOC/W
Professor Gaposchkin
HIST 4.03/MES 2.03 (12) Introduction to the Modern Middle East and North Africa
ME, modern
SOC/NW
Professor Nikpour
HIST 5.04/ASCL 10.02 (TBD) Introduction to Korean Culture
Asia, modern
SOC/CI
Professor Suh
HIST 5.05/ASCL 64.11 (10) The Emergence of Modern Japan
Asia, modern
SOC/NW
Professor Ericson
HIST 5.14 (12) The Americas from Invasion to Independence
premodern
INT or SOC/NW
Professor Mercado
HIST 8 (TBD) Body Parts, Body Wholes: An Introduction to the Comparative History of Medicine
ASIA, premodern
INT or SOC/NW
Professor Suh
HIST 14/NAIS 14 (10) The Invasion of America: American Indian History, Pre-Contact to 1800
US, premodern
SOC/NW
Professor Calloway
HIST 20 (10) American Thought and Culture to 1865
US, premodern
SOC/W
Professor Butler
HIST 25.01 (10A) The United States and the World from the Colonial Era to 1865
US, modern
SOC/W
Professor Bonner
HIST 31.02/LACS 40.10 (12) Migrant Nation: Immigration and Racialization in the Making of the United States
US, modern
SOC/CI
Professors Moreton and Voekel
HIST 33.01 (10) Walmart to Wall Street: Excavating American Capitalism Since 1970
US, modern
SOC/W
Professor Moreton
HIST 49 (10) Early Modern England, 1485-1780
EUR, premodern
SOC/W
Professor Estabrook
HIST 64 (11) The Great War and the Transformation of Europe
EUR, modern
SOC/W
Professor Petruccelli
HIST 80/LACS 50.13 (10) The History of Capitalism in Latin America
LAC, premodern
SOC
Professor Voekel
HIST 85.01/AAAS 88.23 (2) The Black Atlantic: Africans and African Descendants in the Colonial Era
LAC, premodern
INT or SOC/CI
Professor Mercado
HIST 96.07 (6B) Topics in Modern Japanese History - Seminar
Asia, modern
Professor Ericson
HIST 96.33 (3A) Global History of Human Rights - Seminar
modern
INT or SOC/NW
Professor Nikpour
HIST 96.XX (2A) Histories of Crime - Seminar
Professor Petruccelli
HIST 98 (3A) Honors Seminar
Professor Butler
History London Foreign Study Program
HIST 9.05 (2) Crossing the Pacific: Empire, Labor, Migration
US, modern
INT or SOC/CI
Professor J. Miller
HIST 9.08/NAIS 9 (2A) Settler Colonialism: Theory, History, Present
US, premodern
SOC/CI
Professor Musselwhite
HIST 10.04/AAAS 20.01 (9L) Dartmouth Black Lives
US, modern
SOC/CI
Professor Rabig
HIST 16.02/AAAS 60.01 (10A)
Plantations and Slavery in the Americas
premodern
SOC/W
Professor Musselwhite
HIST 25.02 (10)
The United States and the World, 1865-1945
US, modern
INT or SOC/W
Professor J. Miller
HIST 26/ASCL 54.09 (9L)
The Vietnam War
Asia, modern
INT or SOC/W
Professor E. Miller
HIST 43.02 (12)
European Intellectual and Cultural History, 1400-1800
EUR, premodern
TMV/W
Professor McMahon
HIST 72.03/ASCL 64.15 (2)
Nationalism and Revolution in China, 1890-Present
Asia, modern
SOC/NW
Professor Lu
HIST 72.04 (11)
China to 1800
Asia, premodern
SOC/NW
Professor Lu
HIST 78/ASCL 64.04/REL 32.01 (TBD)
Christianity in Korea
Asia, modern
TMV/NW
Professor Suh
HIST 96.03 (2A)
Topics in British History - Seminar
EUR, none
SOC/W
Professor Estabrook
HIST 96.08/NAIS 81.03 (2A)
Pen and Ink Witchcraft: Native American History Through Treaties - Seminar
US, none
INT or TMV/NW
Professor Calloway
HIST 99.01 (ARR)
Honors Thesis I - Winter Term
None
Professor Butler
HIST 3.03 (2) Europe in the Age of Violence
EUR, modern
SOC/W
Professor Petruccelli
HIST 5.03/ASCL 64.08 (11) The History of China Since 1800
Asia, modern
SOC/NW
Professor Lu
HIST 11 (10) The Age of the American Revolution
US, modern
SOC/W
Professor Musselwhite
HIST 12 (9L) The Civil War Era: From Rebellion to Revolution
US, modern
SOC/W
Professor Bonner
HIST 15/NAIS 15 (11) American Indians and American Expansion: 1800 to 1924
US, modern
SOC/NW
Professor Calloway
HIST 16/AAAS 12 (11) Race and Slavery in US History
US, modern
SOC/W
Professor Williams
HIST 25.03 (11) The United States and the World since 1945
US, modern
INT or SOC/W
Professor J. Miller
HIST 40.02 (2A) The Intellectual History of Capitalism
EUR, modern
TMV/W
Professor Link
HIST 50 (10) Modern Britain, 1780 to Present
EUR, modern
SOC/W
Professor Estabrook
HIST 58/RUSS 51 (11) A History of Modern Eastern Europe
EUR, modern
SOC/W
Professor Petruccelli
HIST 61 (2A) Britain and the Sea: A Global History
EUR, premodern
INT or SOC/W
Professor Estabrook
HIST 77/ASCL 80.08 (2A) Imperialism in Modern East Asia
Asia, modern
INT or SOC/NW
Professor Ericson
HIST 79/ASCL 64.12 (10A) Postwar Japan: From Occupied Nation to Economic Superpower
Asia, modern
SOC/NW
Professor Ericson
HIST 85.02 (2) New World Slaveries: Indigenous Captives and Enslaved Africans
LAC, premodern
SOC/NW
Professor Mercado
HIST 96.27 (6A) Great Historians: Classic Works from Herodotus to DuBois - Seminar
EUR, premodern
SOC/W
Professor McMahon
HIST 96.37 (6B) Topics in Economic History - Seminar
modern
INT or SOC/W
Professor Link
HIST 96.40/ASCL 80.09 (TBD) War and Peace in Korea, 1231-1876 - Seminar
Asia, premodern
SOC/NW
Professor Suh
HIST 96.42 (2A) War and Social Change in American Life, 1898 – Today - Seminar
US, modern
Professor J. Miller
HIST 99.02 (ARR) Honors Thesis II - Spring Term
None
Professor Butler