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 6554Historical and Theoretical Perspectives on Work Law: Race, Gender, and Capital4 credits
- HIST 6555Gender and the Law3 credits
- HIST 6556Gender, Race, and Law in Global Political Economy3 credits
- HIST 6571American Defense Policy and Military History from the Two World Wars to the Global War on Terror4 credits
- HIST 6585The Global Music Revolution4 credits
- HIST 6586U.S. Empire in Global and Transnational Dimensions4 credits
- HIST 6590Resistance, Rebellion, Revolution in Latin America4 credits
- HIST 6601Toward a Prehistory of Terrorism4 credits
- HIST 6609History of Liberalism4 credits
- HIST 6617Seminar in Asian Literature and History4 credits
- HIST 6623Thinking About Animals4 credits
- HIST 6624The Age of Intellectual & Political Revolutions: Europe & the Colonies in the 18th Century4 credits
- HIST 6626Narratives of the French Revolution4 credits
- HIST 6627Foucault4 credits
- HIST 6628Authority and Anonymity: Historical Reflections on a Historically Variable Relationship4 credits
- HIST 6629The Age of Revolution in Europe and the Caribbean: 1789 to 18154 credits
- HIST 6632Emperors, Kings, and Warlords: Political Legitimacy at the End of the Ancient World4 credits
- HIST 6634Curating the British Empire4 credits
- HIST 6640Approaches to Modern Chinese History4 credits
- HIST 6641Technologies of Power in Latin American Dirty Wars4 credits
- HIST 6642Comparative History of Capitalism4 credits
- HIST 6647The Energy Transition in the Nineteenth Century4 credits
- HIST 6652African Economic Development Histories4 credits
- HIST 6653Biography and the Black Atlantic, 1400-18004 credits
- HIST 6655Revolution: An Intellectual History4 credits
- HIST 6659History of Book in China3 credits
- HIST 6663Sino-Vietnamese Studies4 credits
- HIST 6665Early Modern Materialities, 1400-17003 credits
- HIST 6666Mass Media and Identities in the Modern Middle East4 credits
- HIST 6667Nationalism(s) in the Arab World4 credits
- HIST 6669From Slavery to Mass Incarceration: A History of Policing in Black Communities4 credits
- HIST 6672Europe in Flames: World War II and its Aftermath4 credits
- HIST 6673Vienna and the Birth of the Modern4 credits
- HIST 6674Dispossession, Truth, and Reconciliation3 credits
- HIST 6675Greek and Roman Historiography4 credits
- HIST 6677The Search for the Historical Muhammad4 credits
- HIST 6685Annamese and Merovingians: Two Imperial Frontiers - Rome and Han-Tang China, 5th-8th Centuries4 credits
- HIST 6690Borders, Frontiers, and Walls in Global History3 credits
- HIST 6693Silent No More: Deaf and Disability History in the United States3 credits
- HIST 6710Seminar in Islamic History: 600-7504 credits
- HIST 6711Matters of Scale: Microhistory, Big History, and the Space Between Them3 credits
- HIST 6715A Global South: Chile, the Pacific and the World4 credits
- HIST 6716Law and Empire in Early America4 credits
- HIST 6723Scandal, Corruption, and the Making of the British Empire in India4 credits
- HIST 6742Dying for God: Judaism, Christianity and the Meaning of Martyrdom4 credits
- HIST 6761Anglo-Saxon England4 credits
- HIST 6772China Imagined: The Historical and Global Origins of the Chinese Nation4 credits
- HIST 6773Twice A Stranger: Transnational Figures and Their Stories4 credits
- HIST 6810Intellectual History of Empire4 credits
- HIST 6811Aspects of Modern Japanese Thought4 credits