Lecture Series
Our department sponsors a Military History Lecture Series in conjunction with Phi Alpha Theta for the
NKU campus community as well as the general public.
Military History Minor
A minor in Military History is recommended for students considering careers in which an understanding of organized conflict would be beneficial, such as military service, foreign or intelligence services or international law. A liberal arts minor can also be an asset for students majoring in professional disciplines like management, marketing or journalism.
If you enjoy studying military history, or are/were a member of the armed forces, this is an ideal way to earn academic credit in a familiar subject. The minor offers a comprehensive range of courses.
Students must complete 21 semester hours from the following:
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HIS 311: War for Independence and the Constitution, 1763 - 1789
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HIS 322: History of Naval Warfare
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HIS 323: United States Military History
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HIS 365: European Military History: Ancient World to Renaissance
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HIS 366: European Military History: Renaissance to the Modern World
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HIS 409: The French Revolution
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HIS 413: History of Nazi Germany
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HIS 414: History of the Holocaust
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HIS 417: The US Civil War and Reconstruction, 1860 - 1877
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HIS 423: Diplomacy and Foreign Policy of the United States
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HIS 473: Battles and Behavior I
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HIS 474: Battles and Behavior II
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HIS 475: The First World War
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HIS 476: The Second World War
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HIS 512: History of the Arab-Israeli Conflict
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HIS 513: The French Revolution
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HIS 533: The Causes of the US Civil War
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HIS 535: US Civil War and Reconstruction
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HIS 565: The Vietnam War
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HIS 570: The Cold War