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HIST 120 Themes in World History
I 3 Credits
Themes in World History I traces the lineage
of culture and civilization from the ancient
to the end of the medieval period, both
in the western and non-western worlds.
The course aims to make students appreciate
the relevance of history in the study
of humanities. It introduces students
to the reading primary and secondary historical
texts. Finally, the course provides a
foundation for other social science or
interdisciplinary courses through reading,
critical thinking and cogent writing.
HIST 230 Themes in World History
II 3 Credits
Prerequisite: Themes in World History
I
Themes in World History II teaches the
implication, consequences and differing
experiences in the Western and non-Western
worlds. It takes into account the economic,
political, cultural and societal change
from the medieval to the modern period.
It is the foundation to the study of political
science, philosophy and interdisciplinary
studies. It enhances students’ skills
in critically reading primary and secondary
texts.
