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Master of History — study plan

King Abdulaziz University Faculty of Arts and Humanities

Credit hours
36
Levels
4
Courses
11
Degree
master

The Master of History study plan at King Abdulaziz University is an accredited master programme spanning about 2 years (4 academic levels), requiring 36 credit hours across 11 courses of required and elective study. The table below lists the courses and their credit hours for each level.

First Level 6 credits

Code Course Credits
Hist 500 historiography 3
Hist 502 Historical criticism 3

Second Level 12 credits

Code Course Credits
ElectHist1 Elective Course (1) 3
ElectHist2 Elective Course (2) 3
ElectHist3 Elective Course (3) 3
Elect4 Elective Course (4) 3

Third Level 12 credits

Code Course Credits
Elect5 Elective Course (5) 3
Elect6 Elective Course (6) 3
Elect7 Elective Course (7) 3
ElectHist8 Elective Courses (8) 3

Forth Level 6 credits

Code Course Credits
Hist 599 Master's Thesis 6

This plan is transcribed from the university's official source. Always confirm the plan approved for your own cohort before registering. Official source

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Frequently asked questions about Master of History

How many credit hours is Master of History at King Abdulaziz University?

Master of History at King Abdulaziz University requires completing 36 credit hours to graduate, spread across 11 courses.

How many years is Master of History at King Abdulaziz University?

The study plan for Master of History spans about 2 years (4 levels/semesters) under the approved plan.

What degree does Master of History award?

Master of History at King Abdulaziz University awards a Master's degree after completing 36 credit hours.

Is Master of History offered at other universities?

Yes, Master of History is offered at at least 2 other universities in the Beseyat database. You can compare their study plans in the "Same major at other universities" section on this page.

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