Public History Certificate Courses
- History Workshop - 506:299 (offered each semester)
- Public History: Theory, Method, & Practice - 506:301 (offered each Spring)
- A course in oral history or digital history (offered each Spring)
- Public History Internship - 506:451 (offered each semester)
- An approved elective in New Jersey history, historic preservation, documentary filmmaking, or other related topics (offered each semester; see full list below)
Approved Electives
Additional elective options may be available from semester to semester. This list is accurate as of November 2020. If you are interested in a relevant public history or public humanities-oriented course, you can submit a petition to the program coordinator to have that course counted toward the certificate.
American Studies
050:281 Architecture and Cultural Change on Old Queens Campus
050:284 American Studies Media Culture Project
050:291 Jerseyana: New Jersey as a Culture
050:300 Museums, Monuments, and American Culture
050:350 Festival Curation Seminar
050:450 Seminar in Folk Festival Management
050: 223 Learning from the Past: Early America and the 21st Century
050: 264 American Folklife
050:291 Jerseyana: New Jersey as a Culture
050:350 Festival Curation Seminar
Anthropology
070:208 Survey of Historical Archaeology
070:333 Colonial Archaeology
070:393 Cultural Resource Management
070:380 Culture, Memory, History
070: 105 Introduction to Archaeology
070: 313 Historical Archaeology
Art History
082:430 Cultural Heritage Preservation
082:300 History of Modern Crafts and Design
082:441 Topics in Historic Preservation
082:444 Studies in Architectural Preservation
082:445 Studies in the Art & Architecture of New Jersey
082:391 Nineteenth Century Architecture & Society in the US
082:447 Historic Preservation Internship
082:332 African American Art
082:441 Significance of Objects: Material Culture Studies
English
351:314 Documentary Filmmaking for Writers
Geography
450:331 New Jersey
450:321 Geographic Information Systems
450:208 Maps, Power, & Digital World
450:103 Human Geography: Space, Place, & Location
Landscape Architecture
11:550:330 History of Landscape Architecture
11:550:430 Advanced Landscape History Seminar
11:550:275 Practices of Power in the Built Environment
11:550:301 Social & Cultural Aspects of Design
History
512:310 New Jersey History
508:209 Jerusalem Contested
512:220 Family History
508:110 Political Islam
512:235 Accidents & Disasters in the US and the World
506:391 Any CHAPS (Cultural Heritage or Preservation Studies)
Political Science
790:305 Public Policy Formation
790:341 Public Administration
790:316 Politics, Literature, and the Arts
Women & Gender Studies
988:200 Gender, Digital Media, & Social Curation
