Ma in history in public history in New mexico state university

Students in the Public History concentration must collectively pass 18 credits of nonpublic history courses, including the nonpublic history seminars noted above. They must collectively pass 18 credits in public history, which must include the public history seminar, the internship, and the article. The scholarly article is developed through work in the internship and will be of peer reviewed journal quality. The public history credits may include a maximum of 9 graduate level (450 -and-above) credits outside the Department of History with permission of the Director of the Public History Program. A student choosing the Public History concentration must pass an article proposal defense about the proposed scholarly article during the first semester after completion of the internship

Complete application form, Offical Transcripts, Three letters of recommendation, Test scores: IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, Resume or CV

International law and relations researcher, Intelligence specialist, Technical writer, Museum curator,

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