History courses at Cornell
20,266 HIST courses at Cornell University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- HIST 4000Honors Proseminar4 credits
unlocks 2 courses
- HIST 4001Honors Guidance4 credits
unlocks 1 course · 1 prerequisite
- HIST 4002Honors Research4 credits
2 prerequisites
- HIST 4020Science, Medicine, and Media Technologies in East Asia3 credits
- HIST 4023Black and Indigenous Histories3 credits
- HIST 4030History of the United States Senate4 credits
- HIST 4031From Mug Shots to Biometrics: Global Technologies of Identification4 credits
- HIST 4041Atlantic Commodities4 credits
- HIST 4062Greater China in Changing World4 credits
- HIST 4075Fashion and Politics in Twentieth-Century China4 credits
- HIST 4076History of US-China Relations, 1949-20254 credits
- HIST 4084How to be Modern: Thinking with Max Weber4 credits
- HIST 4085Economic Globalization and Democratic Crisis, 1870-present4 credits
- HIST 4086Histories of Food Insecurity4 credits
- HIST 4091Contesting Identities in Modern Egypt4 credits
- HIST 4109The Practice and Theory of Public History: Slavery and Self-Emancipation in US History4 credits
- HIST 4112The Historical Geography of Black America4 credits
- HIST 4120Scientific Revolution in Early - Modern Europe4 credits
- HIST 4122Darwin and the Making of Histories4 credits
- HIST 4127Sex, Science, and Revolution in Asia, 1500-20004 credits
- HIST 4131Comparative Environmental History4 credits
- HIST 4155Slavery and Gender in the Atlantic World4 credits
- HIST 4157Readings in Race and Nineteenth-Century American History4 credits
- HIST 4160Gender and Sexuality in Southeast Asia4 credits
- HIST 4168Race and Asia in World History4 credits
- HIST 4172Tolstoy: History and Counter-Culture4 credits
- HIST 4175The First Age of Globalization4 credits
- HIST 4195Identity Politics in the Ibero-Atlantic4 credits
- HIST 4196From the Bible to the Museum: Jewish Memory and Public History4 credits
- HIST 4202The Politics of Inequality: The History of the U.S. Welfare State4 credits
- HIST 4203Contesting Votes: Democracy and Citizenship Throughout U.S. History4 credits
- HIST 4204Early American History through Film, ca. 1500-18004 credits
- HIST 4231Gender and Technology in Historical Perspectives4 credits
- HIST 4232Perspectives in Intellectual History: Modernity, Cataclysm and the Jews (1880-1930)4 credits
- HIST 4233The Holocaust in Postwar Culture (1945-1961)4 credits
- HIST 4235Images and History:Siegfried Kracauer4 credits
- HIST 4237The Holocaust and History Writing4 credits
- HIST 4241Religion and the State in Chinese History4 credits
- HIST 4242China's Encounter with Modernity4 credits
- HIST 4243Public History in Place: Interpreting the Environment4 credits
- HIST 4252Migration and the Peopling of America: A Perennial Debate4 credits
- HIST 4255Climate History: New Perspectives on Science, Society, and Environment4 credits
- HIST 4262Environmental Justice: Past, Present, Future4 credits
- HIST 4265Gender, Sexuality, and the U.S. in the World4 credits
- HIST 4277Modern European Cultural-Intellectual History Through Walter Benjamin's Arcades Project4 credits
- HIST 4291Marriage and Divorce in Africa4 credits
- HIST 4295US Borders North and South4 credits
- HIST 4303Nationalism and Decolonization in Africa4 credits
- HIST 4318American Dream?: Journalism, Politics, and Identity in U.S. Immigration Policy4 credits
- HIST 4337The 1980s: Politics, Culture, and Memory in the United States4 credits