Fall 2024

Lectures – Fall 2024 (1000/2000-level*)
Undergraduate Seminars – Fall 2024 (3000-level*)
Undergraduate & Graduate Seminars – Fall 2024 (4000-level*)
Graduate Courses – Fall 2024 (5000 to 9000-level*)

Spring 2025

Lectures – Spring 2025 (1000/2000-level*)
Undergraduate Seminars – Spring 2025 (3000-level*)
Undergraduate & Graduate Seminars – Spring 2025 (4000-level*)
Graduate Courses – Spring 2025 (5000 to 9000-level*)

*Courses outside of HIST may have not have the same course numbering system.  Double-check course type to confirm.

Please Note: All courses are subject to changes Updated April 19, 2024

Previous Terms

Fall 2023 Lectures – Fall 2023 Undergraduate Seminars – Fall 2023 Undergraduate & Graduate Seminars – Fall 2023 Graduate Courses – Fall 2023

Spring 2024 Lectures – Spring 2024 Undergraduate Seminars – Spring 2024 Undergraduate & Graduate Seminars – Spring 2024 Graduate Courses – Spring 2024

Course listings are subject to change, and students are encouraged not only to revisit this page for updates but also to confirm the course listings in the online Directory of Courses and Vergil, where course descriptions and class meeting times are updated regularly. 

For program of study questions:

Undergraduate majors and concentrators – Michael Adan, Undergraduate Administrator and Curriculum Coordinator (ma3167@columbia.edu)

Graduate programs – Azalia Resendiz, PhD Program Coordinator at phd-history@columbia.edu

NOTE ON COURSE CLASSIFICATIONS: The course classifications (i.e. Modern European, U.S., Jewish, Medieval, etc.) are neither formal nor final. A course can count for more than one specialization. Please look at the description of the course, and if you think it might fit into your specialization requirements, but classified under another field, please consult with a member of UNDED. NOTE ON SUBJECT CODES: Courses taught by History core faculty or affiliated faculty normally count for the major and concentration regardless of the subject code used in the Directory of Classes (i.e. AMST, CSER, HSEA, etc.). Please consult with a member of UNDED if you are uncertain about whether a given course counts. NOTE ON REGULARLY CROSS-LISTED COURSES:  Some sections of courses which are regularly cross-listed do not count for majors and concentrators if the instructor is not a member or affiliate of the History Department. These include but are not limited to: AFCV UN1020 – African Civilization, LACV UN1020 – Latin American Civilization, or ASCE UN13xx – Introduction to East Asian Civilization. Please inquire with the Curriculum Coordinator if you are unsure whether a particular section counts.   Please contact our Curriculum Coordinator if you have questions about any course offerings. 

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