M.A. Program Overview
The Master’s Program in History combines innovative teaching with rigorous seminars in American, European, and Global history. Students may choose concentrations in American, Religious, Medieval, European, Women and Gender, and Global fields. Students may take seminars in advanced 4000-level history courses as well as in other graduate departments. We accept 3-6 highly qualified students per year.
The Master’s Program in History offers:
- Competitive funding (full tuition and ability to apply for on-campus stipend assistantships)
- Eligibility for our fully-funded Guittard Award (full tuition and stipend)
- Collegial and synergistic graduate community
- Small seminars
- Teaching opportunities and professional training
- Support for publication, research, and conference presentation
- Faculty committed to research, publication, and hands-on mentoring
Outstanding Faculty
Baylor’s Graduate Faculty in History is a uniquely distinctive community of scholars. We understand the significant role played by faculty and especially the advisor in professional academic training. We engage students as junior colleagues, teaching students to follow in the Baylor tradition of excellent teaching and preparing students for success in research, writing, and publishing (academic as well as for the more general public). Faculty excellence in scholarship combined with our serious commitment to faith prepares students for successful careers in teaching, publishing, and broader academic engagement with the modern church.
Contact
Dr. Andrea L. Turpin, Director of Graduate Studies
Department of History
Office Phone: 254-710-6296
Email: Andrea_Turpin@baylor.edu
