Doctor of arts history in University of north dakota

The mission of UND s Doctor of Arts program is to provide candidates the opportunity to earn a terminal degree in history that is both rich in content and which will allow them to develop a unique blend of teaching and research skills. The D.A. program is specifically designed to prepare those teachers/scholars whose primary interest revolves around teaching history at the undergraduate level, most particularly at two- and four-year institutions, although the degree also provides opportunities for students to engage in public history of various types.

A bachelor s degree or higher from a recognized institution in the United States, England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Jamaica, Australia, New Zealand, or English-speaking Canada/ ELS of 112/ IELTS of 6.0/TOEFL of 76, 20 semester credits, English language proficiency,GMAT of 500, GPA of 3.00, Statement of goal, Official transcript, Letters of recommendation

College and university history teachers, public historians, museum curators and archivists, government service, business, journalist

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