1. All courses with a HIST number are treated toward the History Major without limitation. This includes all the following courses which are cross-listed with another department.

• HIST 260 = PHIL 260 (3) Science and Society
• HIST 270 = ASIA 270 (6) Modern China and the West
• HIST 341 = RELG 331 (3) Medieval Jewish History
• HIST 342 = RELG 332 (3) Modern Jewish History
• HIST 378 = ASIA 320 (3) History of Early China
• HIST 379 = ASIA 340 (3) History of Later Imperial China
• HIST 380 = ASIA 380 (6) Modern Chinese History since 1840
• HIST 383 = ASIA 434 (6) History of Southeast Asia since 1800
• HIST 387 = ASIA 328 (3) Medieval India
• HIST 388 = ASIA 428 (3) Mughal India
• HIST 389 = ASIA 379 (6) The Sikhs: History, Religion and Society
• HIST 393 = PHIL 360 (3) Introduction to History and Philosophy of Science
• HIST 422 = ASIA 422 (6) Modern Japanese History since 1800
• HIST 479 = ASIA 440 (6) Culture and Society in Late Imperial China
• HIST 480 = ASIA 480 (6) Economic and Social History of Modern China to 1940

2. The following courses which are taught and listed in other departments may count toward the Upper Division courses required for the History Major, but with the following general limitations:

No more than 12 credits from the following:

• CLST 308, 311, 312, 319, 352, 353, 355, 356, 401
• NEST 301, 303, 310
• ECON 334, 336, 337, 436;
• GEOG 321, 327, 328, 425, 426, 428
• ASIA 309, 310, 314, 315, 317, 318, 319, 337, 338, 344, 346, 376, 410, 411, 418, 430, 438, 484, 487, 488

3. A History major may obtain special permission from the Department to count a course other than one of those listed above towards the Major.

Under certain circumstances and to meet the needs of a particular student's program, the History Department will consider counting a course not specifically listed as a History course (or its equivalent) towards the requirements of a Major in History if the course can be shown to have substantial historical content. Each such request is judged on its own merits and a decision can by no means be taken for granted. We do, however, wish to allow a legitimate degree of flexibility and imagination in the program of a History major.