Modern European History

Study European society, politics, and culture from the revolutionary era to the post-Cold War age, from the Enlightenment to post-modernism, from the Industrial Revolution to globalization, cyberspace, and biotechnology.

Select minor fields in a Department with over 50 faculty members from a wide array of areas including Ancient History, Medieval and Early Modern Europe, Jewish History, Russia and Eastern Europe, Women's History, World History, Military/Diplomatic History, Latin America, East and West Asia, Africa, African-American and U.S. History.

Join a leading graduate program offering rigorous training in teaching as well as in research in a department where several distinguished journals are published.

Enter one of the nation's largest universities which provides instruction in thirty-three languages and supports interdisciplinary centers for West European, Slavic, Middle Eastern, and Latin American Studies as well as the Melton Center for Jewish Studies, the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, the Mershon Center for International Security and Public Policy, and the Institute for Collaborative Research and Public Humanities.

Faculty in Modern European History

• Alan Beyerchen - Germany
• Nicholas Breyfogle - Imperial Russia
• Mollie Cavender (Mansfield Campus)
• Alice Conklin - France
• Theodora Dragostinova - Eastern Europe
• Carole Fink - European International History
• James Genova - France (Marion Campus)
• David Hoffmann - Soviet Union
• Harding Ganz (Newark Campus)
• Robin Judd - Jewish History
• Stephen Kern - Intellectual and Cultural History
• Christopher Otter - Great Britain
• Jennifer Siegel - Diplomatic History
• Birgitte Søland - Women's History
• Dale Van Kley - French Revolution

For further information, please write to:

Chair, Graduate Studies Committee
Department of History
The Ohio State University
230 West 17th Street
Columbus, OH 43210-1367

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