Graduate studies in World History at UC Davis introduces students to
trans-regional, trans-national and global fields. Along with
comparative and cross-cultural methodologies, emphasis is placed on
events and processes that have transcended particular cultures and
civilizations, including movements of people, commodities, religions,
empires and technologies; frontiers of law and medicine; effects of
disease, long distance trade, and the environment; imperialism,
colonialism and de-colonization; and issues concerning women and gender.
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Graduate studies in World History at UC Davis introduces students to
trans-regional, trans-national and global fields. Along with
comparative and cross-cultural methodologies, emphasis is placed on
events and processes that have transcended particular cultures and
civilizations, including movements of people, commodities, religions,
empires and technologies; frontiers of law and medicine; effects of
disease, long distance trade, and the environment; imperialism,
colonialism and de-colonization; and issues concerning women and gender.