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Name of Student: _________________________________________ ID No.: ___________________ Department of History Worksheet for Optional Specialty Concentration in Intellectual and Cultural History Requirements: o o o o Minimum of twelve courses required, no more than three below the 200 level. HI 200 (“The Historian’s Craft”). Distribution (four courses): at least one course in each of the following areas: American European World Premodern history (see Course Areas List on website) Seminars: two required, recommended to be in area of specialty. Additional Notes: o CGS students receive credit for SS 102 (equivalent to HI 102), SS 201 (equivalent to HI 176), and SS 202 (equivalent to HI 290). o Core Curriculum students receive credit for CC 101 and 102 (equivalent to HI 101) and CC 201 and 202 (equivalent to HI 102). o Transfer students must take at least seven history courses at Boston University: HI 200, two seminars, and four additional courses at the 200 level or above. o Honors Program: HI 401/402 will count as a single seminar for the course requirements for history majors. You may not apply the remaining 4 credits to your history major; these are considered honors program credits earned on top of the courses required for the concentration. HI 200 completed? _____________ Geographical/Chronological Distribution (must include four separate courses, may include seminars): American: ____________________________________ European: ____________________________________ World: _______________________________ Premodern: ___________________________________ Seminars (check two from the following list): ________ HI 424: European Socialism, 1789-1989 ________ HI 426: Music and Ideas from Mozart to the Jazz Age ________ HI 428: Postwar European Culture ________ HI 435: Histories of Human Rights ________ HI 440: Refugee Intellectuals (1933-1950) ________ HI 445: Introduction to Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Russian Intellectual History ________ HI 448: Science and Modern Culture: Darwin, Freud, and Einstein (continued on reverse side) ________ HI 514: Enlightenment and Its Critics ________ HI 551: Modern Jewry and the Arts ________ HI 560: The American Transcendentalists ________ HI 566: Ideas and American Foreign Policy ________ HI 579: Race and the South ________ HI 580: The History of Racial Thought ________ Other: HI 4_____ : _____________ or 5_____ : ___________________ ________ Other: HI 4_____ : _____________ or 5_____ : ___________________ Recommended: Five additional courses in intellectual and cultural history (excluding seminars) (check up to five): ________ HI 203: Magic, Science, and Religion from Plato to Voltaire ________ HI 220: The Culture of World War I ________ HI 223: Intellectual History of Europe in the Nineteenth Century ________ HI 224: Intellectual History of Europe in the Twentieth Century ________ HI 300: Modern American Cultural History ________ HI 302: Science and American Culture ________ HI 308: Religious Thought in America ________ HI 349: History of Religion in Pre-Colonial Africa ________ HI 361: Black Radical Thought ________ HI 305: American Thought and Culture, 1776 to 1900 ________ HI 306: American Thought and Culture, 1900 to the Present Additional courses to make a total of twelve (be sure not to count seminars twice if they are used to fulfill other requirements above): ____________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________ ___________________________________
