| History: Concentration in Historic Tourism |
| History Major Core : 24 Hours |
| HIST 112 Historical Writing and Research |
| HIST 201 U.S. History Survey I |
| HIST 202 U.S. History Survey II |
| HIST 3XX Elective |
| HIST 3XX Elective |
| HIST 3XX Elective |
| HIST 3XX Elective |
| HIST 3XX Elective |
| Additional Required History Courses 6 Hours |
| HIST/MUES 354 Archival Service Learning |
| HIST 402 Senior Thesis |
| Museum Studies: 22 Hours |
| MUSE 101 Introduction To Museum Studies (1 hr) |
| MUSE 202 Architecture And Historic Preservation |
| MUSE 205 Material Culture in the American South and Appalachia |
| MUSE 311 Arts Administration and Non-Profit Management |
| MUSE 326 Public History |
| MUSE 340 Interpretation And Museum Education |
| MUSE 402 Internship (2x= 6hrs) |
| Business 15 hrs |
| BUSN 210 Principles Of Management |
| BUSN 305 Principles Of Marketing |
| BUSN 308 Applied Economics |
| BUSN 312 Organizational Behavior |
| BUSN/HIST 330 Principles of Commercial Recreation and Tourism |
| Gen Ed: 36 Hours |
| Total: 103 Hours |
| Elective Hours: 17 |
The Historic Tourism concentration is designed to prepare students for a career in the commercial, nonprofit and public sector segment of the recreation and tourism industry, which specifically promotes historical learning and content. The program contains three subject areas: history, museum studies, and business, each cultivating a critical skill set for future graduates. The History courses impart historical content and analysis skills; museum studies courses teach the skills of interpreting and presenting history to a public audience; and business courses introduce students to the business and economic fundamentals of the recreation and tourism sector of the economy.
