History

Study the origins and development of society by taking courses that focus on the history of regions, countries, peoples and events from prehistory to the present. The study of history builds academic skills in research, critical reading and thought, prudent analysis, and judicious writing.

Department Head:

Dr. Randal H. Munsen Ed.D.

Northwest Campus, C311

520-206-2214

rmunsen@pima.ed

Courses

• HIS 101 - Introduction to Western Civilization I
• HIS 101HC - Introduction to Western Civilization l: Honors
• HIS 102 - Introduction to Western Civilization II
• HIS 102HC - Introduction to Western Civilization II: Honors
• HIS 103 - World History Before 1500
• HIS 104 - World History After 1500
• HIS 113 - Chinese Civilization
• HIS 114 - Japanese Civilization
• HIS 122 - Tohono O’odham History and Culture
• HIS 124 - History and Culture of the Yaqui People
• HIS 130 - History and Cultures of the Southwest Borderlands
• HIS 141 - History of the United States I [SUN# HIS 1131]
• HIS 141HC - History of the United States I: Honors
• HIS 142 - History of the United States II [SUN# HIS 1132]
• HIS 147 - History of Arizona
• HIS 148 - History of Indians of North America
• HIS 160 - Latin America Before Independence
• HIS 161 - Modern Latin America
• HIS 240 - Medieval History
• HIS 254 - History of Women in the United States: The 20th Century
• HIS 274 - The Holocaust
• HIS 280 - History of the World Wars
• HIS 296 - Independent Study in History