Master of Arts in Public History
Last Updated: October 22, 2026
158 Harmon Drive
Northfield, VT 05663
Director(s)
Dr. Lisa Mundey
[email protected]
802-485-2887
Program Introduction
Established in 2026 from our concentration in public history under the umbrella of the Master of Arts in History, the online, asynchronous Master of Arts in Public History degree at Norwich University is an accelerated program with an experiential learning component. Moore than sixty students have graduated from the concentration. Graduates five or more per year.
Degrees Offered
- M.A. in Public History
- M.A. in History
Program Strengths
- Archival Practices
- Museum Studies
Credit Hour Requirements
36 graduate-level credit hours
How Many Students are Admitted Annually
MA10+
MAs produced last year
4
Full-time Program Staff/Faculty
Two full-time faculty/staff members and adjuncts with professional experience.
Financial Aid Available
Academic Achievement Scholarships
Deadline To Apply
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis
Job Placement Percentage Within One Year
25-30 percent of students work in the public history field.