Want to know what courses will be offered in future semesters? Plan out your future by reading the department's planned offerings.
If you have questions about what you should register for, please contact the Green School's advising team. You can email them directly at sipaadvising@fiu.edu. Please include your name and Panther ID when sending in inquiries.
Fall 2025 Upper Division Courses
Course offerings are subject to change between now and the start of the semester.
Courses that appear in more than one category can fulfill only one requirement at a time. Always check with an advisor on the courses you need
- GL – Course fulfills the global learning discipline specific UCC requirement.
- OL – Online Live class (meets regularly online at a set time)
Courses that appear in more than one category can fulfill only one requirement at a time. Always check with an advisor on the courses you need
Fall In-Person:
Junior Seminar
- HIS 3051 U01: Jr Sem: Nationalism: A Global History (Lilic)
- HIS 3051 U02: Jr Sem: Approaches to Archaeology for Historians (Davies)
Senior Seminar
- HIS 4935 Freedoms in the Early US (Wood)
Europe
- EUH 3411: Ancient Rome (Davies)
- EUH 4312: History of Spain (Terry-Roisin)
- EUH 4521: Victorian Britain: Culture, Society and Empire (Jones)
- EUH 4615: Family, Love and Marriage in Premodern Europe (Bender)
Asia
- ASH 4404: History of China (Wang) Hybrid
Latin America
- LAH 4134: Abuse of Power in Colonial Latin America (Mansilla) Hybrid
United States
- AMH 4318 Health Humanities (Cornelius)
World or Comparative History
- HIS 4614: History Through Gaming (Maxwell)
Fall Online and Online Live
Junior Seminar
- HIS 3051: Junior Seminar: How to rule like a King (Mansilla)
Senior Seminar
- HIS 4935: Senior Seminar, Topic: Crime and Violence in Premodern Europe (Bender)
- HIS 4935 Senior Seminar, Global History of Domestic Violence (Uribe)
Asia
- ASH 3280: Introduction to Korean History (Rogers)
- ASH 3223: History of the Middle East 1800-Present (Abi-Hamad) OL
- ASH 3440: History of Japan (Lopez Bravo)
- ASH 4300: East Asian Civilization (Messersmith)
- ASH 4384: History of Women in Asia (Ma)
Europe
- EUH 3143: Age of Reformation (Kern)
United States
- AMH 3141: American History 1790-1860 (Nedervelt)
- AMH 4130: The American Revolution (Gibbs) OL
- AMH 4373: Entrepreneurs in the U.S. (Lipartito)
- AMH 4573: African American History from the Late 19th Century to the Present (Otovo)
World or Comparative
- HIS 3065: Public History: Theory, Methods and Practice (Lipartito)
- HIS 3601: Careers for History Majors (Verna)
Summer 2025 Upper Division Courses
Course offerings are subject to change between now and the start of the semester.
Courses that appear in more than one category can fulfill only one requirement at a time. Always check with an advisor on the courses you need
- GL – Course fulfills the global learning discipline specific UCC requirement.
- OL – Online Live class (meets regularly online at a set time)
Courses that appear in more than one category can fulfill only one requirement at a time. Always check with an advisor on the courses you need
Summer In-Person:
United States
- AMH 4230: The Roaring Twenties and the Great Depression (Jones)
- AMH 3310: Social Movement in Modern U.S. History (Rodriguez) Hybrid
- AMH 3012: American History, 1600-1763 (Rodriguez) Hybrid
Summer Online and Online Live
Asia
- ASH 4300: East Asian Civilization (Messersmith)
- EUH 3181: Medieval Culture (Kern) OL
- EUH 3193: The Black Death (Bender)
- EUH 3400: Greek History (Davies)
- EUH 4033: Nazism and the Holocaust (Gondek)
United States
- AMH 4671: Race, Gender, Science (Gondek) GL
- AMH 4273: America in the 1960's (Maxwell)
Spring 2025 Upper Division Courses
Course offerings are subject to change between now and the start of the semester.
Courses that appear in more than one category can fulfill only one requirement at a time. Always check with an advisor on the courses you need
- GL – Course fulfills the global learning discipline specific UCC requirement.
- OL – Online Live class (meets regularly online at a set time)
Courses that appear in more than one category can fulfill only one requirement at a time. Always check with an advisor on the courses you need
Spring In-Person:
Junior Seminar
- HIS 3051: Approaches to History - Topic: History of Law in the West From Antiquity to Modern Times (Uribe) Hybrid
Senior Seminar
- HIS 4935: Senior Seminar, Topic: The Global Age of Revolutions, 1750-1850 (Lilic)
Africa
- AFH 4254: History of Postcolonial Africa (Aderinto) GL
Europe
- EUH 4025: Saints, Relics and Miracles in Medieval Europe (Bender)
- EUH 4414: Roman Provinces (Davies)
- EUH 4434: Italy during the Renaissance (Terry-Roisin) (SIPA Genoa Study Abroad) GL
Latin America
- LAH 4482: Cuba: 18th-20th Centuries (Ermer)
- LAH 4932: Topics in Latina American History - Topic: Religion and The Cold War in Latin America (Londono)
World or Comparative History
- HIS 4993L: History Lab: Black Miami History (Otovo) Hybrid
Spring Online and Online Live
Junior Seminar
- HIS 3051: Junior Seminar: Approaches to History - Topic: Traditional Historiography and Digital Methodology (Pan)
- HIS 3051: Approaches to History - Topic: Britain's Colonies and WWII (Abi-Hamad) OL
Senior Seminar
- HIS 4935: Senior Seminar, Topic: Crime and Violence in Premodern Europe (Bender)
- HIS 4935: Senior Seminar, Topic: American Religion: Missions, Movements and Modernisms (Maxwell) OL
Asia
- ASH 3280: Introduction to Korean History (Rogers)
- ASH 3440: History of Japan (Lopez Bravo)
- ASH 3631: The Pacific War in Asia (Pan) GL
- ASH 4300: East Asian Civilization (Messersmith)
- ASH 4451: Samurai, Shogun and Sumo (Lopez Bravo)
- ASH 4453: History of Travel in Japan (Lopez Bravo)
Europe
- EUH 4185: Viking Society (Kern) GL
- EUH 4286: Topics in European History - Topic: British Empires (Abi-Hamad)
United States
- AMH 4671: Race, Gender, Science (Gondek) GL
Fall 2024 Upper Division Courses
Course offerings are subject to change between now and the start of the semester.
Courses that appear in more than one category can fulfill only one requirement at a time. Always check with an advisor on the courses you need
- GL – Course fulfills the global learning discipline specific UCC requirement.
- OL – Online Live class (meets regularly online at a set time)
Courses that appear in more than one category can fulfill only one requirement at a time. Always check with an advisor on the courses you need
Fall In-Person:
Junior Seminar
- HIS 3051: Approaches to History - Topic: Students and Politics in Modern Latin America (Londono)
- HIS 3051: Approaches to History - Topic: Social and Cultural History of Europe (Terry-Roisin)
Senior Seminar
- HIS 4935: Senior Seminar, Topic: (De)Colonizing Modern Russia (Friedman)
Europe
- EUH 4130: The Knight in European and Mediterranean History (Terry-Roisin)
- EUH 4384: Premodern Mediterranean (Bender)
- EUH 4408: Alexander The Great (Davies)
Latin America
United States- AMH 4333: History of American Conservatism (Maxwell)
Fall Online:
Junior Seminar
- HIS 3051: Approaches to History - Topic: Traditional Theories and Digital Methodologies (Pan)
- HIS 3051: Approaches to History - Topic: Witch Hunts in Europe (Bender)
Senior Seminar
- HIS 4935: Senior Seminar, Topic: Islamic Reform and Politics in the Modern Middle East (Abi-Hamad) OL
- HIS 4935: Senior Seminar, Topic: Haiti and History (Verna)
Asia
- ASH 3280: Introduction to Korean History (Rogers)
- ASH 3440: History of Japan (Lopez-Bravo)
- ASH 4300: East Asian Civilization (Messersmith)
- ASH 4384: History of Women in Asia (Lopez-Bravo)
- ASH 4404: History of China (Wang) OL
Europe
- EUH 3143: Age of the Reformation (Kern)
United States
- AMH 3141: American History, 1790-1860 (Nedervelt)
- AMH 4130: The American Revolution (Gibbs) OL
- AMH 4140: Age Of Jefferson (Gibbs) OL
World or ComparativeHistory
- WOH 3266: History of the British Empire (Abi-Hamad)
Summer 2024 Upper Division Courses
Course offerings are subject to change between now and the start of the semester.
Courses that appear in more than one category can fulfill only one requirement at a time. Always check with an advisor on the courses you need
- GL – Course fulfills the global learning discipline specific UCC requirement.
- OL – Online Live class (meets regularly online at a set time)
Courses that appear in more than one category can fulfill only one requirement at a time. Always check with an advisor on the courses you need
Summer In-Person:
United States
- AMH 3012: American History, 1600-1763 (Rodriguez) Hybrid
- AMH 3310: Social Movement in Modern U.S. History (Rodriguez) Hybrid
- AMH 3643: Early America Film and Fiction (Jones)
- AMH 4230: The Roaring Twenties and the Great Depression (Jones)
Summer Online:
Asia
- ASH 4300: East Asian Civilization (Messersmith)
Europe
- EUH 3181: Medieval Culture (Kern) OL
- EUH 3193: The Black Death (Bender)
- EUH 3400: Greek History (Davies)
- EUH 4033: Nazism and the Holocaust (Gondek)
United States
- AMH 4671: Race, Gender, Science (Gondek)
Course trailers and posters
EUH 4170 Course Poster:
Forgotten Realms of the Late Middle Ages
AMH 4333 Course Trailer:
History of American Conservatism
Collaborative projects
Free African Americans in Florida Under Slavery
CASE No3 from playard studios on Vimeo.