Master's degree candidates are expected to complete 24 credits of coursework, including 6 credits in two core courses and at least 12 credits in one interdisciplinary area. Students have the option of completing their final six credits either preparing a master's thesis or taking two additional elective courses, which may include an internship.
Following are the master's program graduation requirements:
Courses (24 credits)
- Core courses in the theory and methodology of American studies:
- Introduction to American Studies (3 credits)
- Research Seminar (3 credits)
- One course in public humanities, chosen in consultation with the program director (3 credits)
- Major interdisciplinary area (12 credits)
- Elective work in other disciplines or interdisciplinary areas or internship (6 credits)
- Thesis option: (6 credits) or an additional 6 credits in electives.
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