Maritime

Maritime Studies Primary Track

Students enrolled in the Maritime Studies track are required to take 6 s.h. from the following courses:

MAST 6610	Legal and Professional Issues in Maritime Studies	3 s.h.
MAST 6620	Public Policy and Management of Cultural Resources	3 s.h.

In addition, a minimum of 12 s.h. of graduate courses are required from the following list. Substitutions may be made based on recommendations by the academic and/or doctoral committee.

ANTH 5201	Public Archaeology	3 s.h.
GEOG 5600	Geographic Information Systems	3 s.h.
MAST 5515	Maritime History of the Western World 1415-1815	3 s.h.
MAST 5520	Maritime History of the Western World Since 1815	3 s.h.
MAST 5530	Field School in Maritime History and Underwater Research	3 s.h.
MAST 5985	Historic Preservation Planning	3 s.h.
MAST 6810	History of Marine Architecture and Ship Construction	3 s.h.
MAST 6825	American Maritime Material Culture	3 s.h.
MAST 6840	Conservation of Material from an Underwater Environment	3 s.h.
MAST 6850	Field Research in Maritime History	3 s.h.
MAST 6630	Seminar in Maritime Studies	3 s.h.