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MA Program
Admission to the MA program is usually limited to students in archival studies, secondary school teachers desiring to upgrade their certification, and probationary candidates for admission to the doctoral program. Doctoral students may also terminate their graduate study with an MA. Thirty-one hours of coursework and a thesis are required for the MA degree. The MA degree program is an introduction to graduate study, therefore it is not structured as to fields of concentration except with respect to the area of the thesis.
Those interested in learning more about Auburn's graduate program in history are encouraged to browse the department's website for more information; prospective applicants should click here.
Graduate Program Officer
David Carter, Associate Professor and History Department Graduate Program Officer
Department of History
Thach 308-B
Auburn University
Auburn, AL 36849
(334) 844-6859
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