| Program Director: | Dr. Pippa Holloway Peck Hall 239 615-904-8149 pippa.holloway@mtsu.edu |
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| Graduate Analyst: | Glenda Vandygrift 615-898-5494 glenda.vandygrift@mtsu.edu |
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The History Department offers the Master of Arts in History, Master of Arts in History with a concentration in Public History, and a Ph.D. in Public History. The Public History concentration offers specialized education in one of four tracks: historic preservation, museum management, cultural resource management, and archival management. For the most current information about the program, department policies, and admission standards, please visit the department website. |
To be admitted to the Master of Arts in History [Public History] program, a student
must submit the following to the College of Graduate Studies:
Online application and appropriate application fee
Official transcript of all colleges, universities (including business and technical schools). If the transcripts are issued from an international (non-US) institution, a course-by course analysis is required. Original non-US transcripts should be submitted directly to the evaluation service. (Click here for more information on non-US transcripts.)
Official Test Scores of the Graduate Record Examination (GRE)
Letter of Intent explaining why the applicant wishes to pursue graduate education in History at MTSU
Three letters of recommendation addressing the applicant's potential to successfully complete an M.A. program
Writing Sample (preferably a lengthy research paper)
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College of Graduate Studies |
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