Certificate in Dual Credit American History Instruction
Program Overview
Dual Credit American History Instruction Certificate
Master American history education.
If you already hold a social studies teaching license, this program will prepare you to teach college-level U.S. History survey courses in the high school setting. Our seminars will expose you to a greater depth of content than what is offered at the undergraduate level.
To be qualified to teach dual credit courses in any content area, the Higher Learning Commission also requires teachers to have a master's degree. Students may choose to complete the Master of Arts in History along with the Dual Credit Certificate.
About the Dual Credit American History Instruction Certificate Program
Program format
Courses typically meet face-to-face in the evenings but are also offered in a hybrid format during UIndy's summer sessions, with condensed seat-time including intensive introductory and concluding experiences.
Course Requirements
This program requires four 4.5 credit-hour courses, all of which may also be counted toward the History MA.
- The Civil Rights Movement (Semester I)
- Emigration and Ethnicity (Semester II)
- The U.S. and the World since 1945 (accelerated format)
- The Era of Reconstruction (accelerated format)
Admission Requirements
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Tuition & Aid
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The tuition for this program is applicable to both face-to-face and hybrid courses.
- Financial Aid for Graduate Students
- Scholarships for Graduate Students
Additionally, the graduate history program offers graduate assistantship opportunities.
Master of Arts in History
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- Certificate in Dual Credit American History Instruction
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