History courses at Yale
26,188 HIST courses at Yale University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- HIST 257England and Its Empire, 1485-1783
- HIST 258French and Haitian Revolutions
- HIST 258JUnmaking the British Empire: 1850-2010
- HIST 259Russia Between Empire & Nation
- HIST 259JCosmopolitanismInModernEurope
- HIST 260Europe Since 1945
- HIST 260DDiscussion Section
- HIST 260JSex, Life, and Generation
- HIST 261JEnlightenment and Religion
- HIST 262J19th-C Historical Narratives
- HIST 263Eastern Europe to 1914
- HIST 263JAdv Modern Political Philosoph
- HIST 264Eastern Europe since 1914
- HIST 264DDiscussion Section
- HIST 264JReligion and Human Rights
- HIST 265Soviet Russia 1917-1991
- HIST 265JScreening the Past
- HIST 266JMedievalJewishHistory:800–1500
- HIST 0267Reading Victorians
- HIST 267JWar at Sea in the Age of Sail
- HIST 268JThe Global Right: From the French Revolution to the American Insurrection
- HIST 269JHistory & Holocaust Testimony
- HIST 270JPhilos ofHist inCentral Europe
- HIST 271IntellectlHistrySinceNietzsche
- HIST 271DDiscussion Section
- HIST 272JMilitia and State Violence in British and American Empires
- HIST 273JEmpire, Nation, and Decolonization
- HIST 274JStalin & SovietUnion 1920-1939
- HIST 275France, 1789-1871
- HIST 275DDiscussion Section
- HIST 275JCulture of Cold War in Europe
- HIST 276France Since 1871
- HIST 276DDiscussion Section
- HIST 276JModernism&Postmodernism
- HIST 277JMemory&History inModern Europe
- HIST 278JThe Culture of Acculturation
- HIST 280Catholic IntellectualTradition
- HIST 280DDiscussion Secton
- HIST 280JNazi Germany
- HIST 281Christian Mysticism, 1200-1700
- HIST 281DDiscussion Section
- HIST 282JRussian Economic History
- HIST 283History of the Supernatural
- HIST 283JAntisemitism, Causes & History
- HIST 284JCommonLaw&OtherLawinEngland
- HIST 285JMarginal Groups in Islam
- HIST 287JSexual Minorities
- HIST 289JCollecting Nature&Art
- HIST 290Russia from the 9th C to 1801
- HIST 290DDiscussion Section