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 4716Law and Empire in Early America4 credits
- HIST 4723Scandal, Corruption, and the Making of the British Empire in India4 credits
- HIST 4724The Politics of Imprisonment4 credits
- HIST 4742Dying for God: Judaism, Christianity and the Meaning of Martyrdom4 credits
- HIST 4751Science, Race, and Colonialism4 credits
- HIST 4761Anglo-Saxon England4 credits
- HIST 4772China Imagined: The Historical and Global Origins of the Chinese Nation4 credits
- HIST 4773Twice A Stranger: Transnational Figures and Their Stories4 credits
- HIST 4851Refugees4 credits
- HIST 4900New World Encounters, 1500 - 18004 credits
- HIST 4910Approaches to Medieval Violence4 credits
- HIST 4922Ocean: The Sea in Human History4 credits
- HIST 4931Vitality and Power in China4 credits
- HIST 4945The Birth of the Prison in Eighteenth Century Europe and America4 credits
- HIST 4950Gender, Power, and Authority in England, 1600 to 18004 credits
- HIST 4963China's Early Modern4 credits
- HIST 4967The Collapse of the Soviet Union4 credits
- HIST 6000Graduate Research Seminar4 credits
- HIST 6002Professional Development Seminar1 credit
- HIST 6005Graduate History Colloquium4 credits
- HIST 6006History Colloquium Series1 credit
- HIST 6010European History Colloquium1 credit
- HIST 6011The African American Intellectual Tradition4 credits
- HIST 6019Science, Medicine, and Media Technologies in East Asia3 credits
- HIST 6021Introduction to Military History4 credits
- HIST 6041Atlantic Commodities4 credits
- HIST 6045Literatures of History in Transnational and Global Dimensions4 credits
- HIST 6052Readings in Latinx History4 credits
- HIST 6062Greater China in Changing World4 credits
- HIST 6065Science, Technology and Capitalism4 credits
- HIST 6075Fashion and Politics in Twentieth-Century China4 credits
- HIST 6076History of US-China Relations, 1949-20254 credits
- HIST 6084How to be Modern: Thinking with Max Weber4 credits
- HIST 6085Economic Globalization and Democratic Crisis, 1870-present4 credits
- HIST 6086Histories of Food Insecurity4 credits
- HIST 6091Histories of European Integration and Disintegration4 credits
- HIST 6095Empires and Nations: Europe and the World4 credits
- HIST 6109The Practice and Theory of Public History: Slavery and Self-Emancipation in US History4 credits
- HIST 6112The Historical Geography of Black America4 credits
- HIST 6115What is the History of Knowledge?4 credits
- HIST 6121American Political Development4 credits
- HIST 6127The Body Politic in Asia4 credits
- HIST 6130Entangled Histories of the Americas and the Atlantic4 credits
- HIST 6131A Greater Caribbean: New Approaches to Caribbean History4 credits
- HIST 6132Mobility, Circulation, Migration, Diaspora: Global Connections4 credits
- HIST 6133Visual Culture during the Enlightenment and the Age of Revolutions in the Atlantic World4 credits
- HIST 6155Slavery and Gender in the Atlantic World4 credits
- HIST 6157Readings in Race and Nineteenth-Century American History4 credits
- HIST 6160Gender and Sexuality in Southeast Asia4 credits
- HIST 6162Graduate History Proseminar: Archives, Writing, and Research in Southeast Asian History4 credits