MA Program
Course Offerings
Florida is the glue that ties this program together, but it is not the only ingredient. We strive for intellectual breadth and interdisciplinary scholarship.
PAST courses
- AML 6017, Studies in Am. Lit.: Early Fla. and the Colonial Imagination
- AML 6608, African American Literature
- EVR 6072, Florida Springs
- EVR 6216, Water Quality Policy and Management
- EVR 6876, Wetlands, People and Public Policy
- GEA 6195, Advanced Regional Geography: Florida
- GEO 6058, Geographic Literature and History
- GEO 6113, Qualitative Research Methods
- GEO 6115, Advanced Field Techniques
- GEO 6116, Perspectives on Environmental Thought
- GIS 5049, GIS for non-majors
- GIS 6100, Geographic Information Systems
- HIS 5114, Spanish Paleography I
- HIS 5116, Spanish Paleography II
- HIS 6925, Colloquium: Cold War America
- HIS 6925, Colloquium: The Long Civil Rights Movement
- HIS 6925, Colloquium: War and the Environment
- HIS 6925, Colloquium: Conquistadors
- HIS 6939, Modern Florida History
- HIS 6939, Early Florida History
- HIS 6939, Finding Soto: Understanding the Hernando de Soto Expedition
- HIS 6939, Seminar: Environmental History
- HIS 6939, Seminar: Protest and Politics
- HIS 6939, Seminar: Food and History
- HIS 6939, Seminar: The Enlightenment
- HUM 6814, Intro to Graduate Study
- LIT 6934, Florida and the Global South
- LIT 6934, Environmental Writing
- OCE 6934, Geologic History of Florida
- PCB 5307, Limnology