MA in History (Thesis - Local and Community History) in Wichita United States | Wichita State University

The Master of Arts (MA) in History program at Wichita State, specializing in local and community history, fosters research into regions, urban areas, neighborhoods, and various institutions. This curriculum combines conventional historical studies with targeted courses, practical training, and hands-on fieldwork opportunities. Wichita State prioritizes experiential education—every degree program incorporates mandatory practical learning or research components, ensuring students gain job-ready competencies before completing their studies.

This 34-credit program consists of foundational courses, a final examination, and a thesis requirement.

For their comprehensive exams, students can choose from these focus areas:

American History
Ancient and Medieval Civilizations
Contemporary European Studies
Regional and Community Historical Research