Add advanced Asia-focused expertise to your graduate education and strengthen your preparation for internationally oriented careers.
Become an expert in one or more fields of historical research. Cap your studies with a capstone where you apply your skills to projects that showcase your expertise as both a communicator and an analyst in multiple ways.
Build a strong foundation in historical research methodology and scholarly analysis. Sharpen your skills in text analysis, research and writing by systematically examining issues relevant to today's society, preparing you for a competitive workforce.
Explore an online graduate certificate program that recognizes why studying the Holocaust and other acts of genocide matters. Gain the context to educate others while examining ideas of representation, memorialization and commemoration.
Prepare for a future in education or the workforce with foundational skills that support philosophical thinking by studying philosophy and current philosophical topics. Learn from scholars whose research is foundation-funded and published with leading academic presses.
With access to top philosophical thinkers, you can earn an interdisciplinary doctorate in your choice of fields, such as law, medicine, religion and politics, that enables you to make an impact on the world.
Have you ever visited the Grand Canyon, or a historical site such as Gettysburg, and thought, "How could I make this my career"? You can become a public historian and gain the skills and hands-on experience to put history to work in the world.
Go beyond the history and foundation of the world's religions to look at comparative topics that put religion in the forefront of many modern-day themes. In this master's degree program, you can receive a broad understanding of all religions.
Gain a firm understanding of the role religion plays in today's world and the expertise that prepares you for careers in academia and beyond. Formulate research questions, examine qualitative data and conduct original doctoral research you defend through seminar work.
Explore the second world war through a first-of-its-kind online partnership between ASU and the National WWII Museum. Draw on the museum's oral history collection and wartime artifacts alongside the global perspective of ASU faculty for a holistic view of the war and its legacy.