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Accreditation
Norwich University is regionally accredited by the prestigious New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc, (NEASC).
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Master of Arts in Military History
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Norwich University’s Master of Arts in Military History is designed to present a broad picture of military history. You will gain more than just a study of American military history. You will leave this program with a sophisticated understanding of the role of the military and war in history.
What is military history?
The discipline of history emphasizes objective analysis and critical thinking, rigorous research skills, an understanding of the particular sources used by historians, and a high standard of writing ability. Military history is not one just battle history or operational research. It is not a small subdivision of history, but instead offers a framework through which many aspects of historical events and human behavior can be understood, including economics, politics, social issues, international relations, leadership, and group dynamics.
What can you do with a master’s degree in military history?
This is a degree of broad relevance that, while often related to career progression, offers to a wide variety of potential students the opportunity to attain a graduate degree in a field that is highly relevant to today’s world. A history degree teaches critical thinking and analysis with rigorous development of writing skills—qualities that are invaluable in business, teaching, government, and military work.
Online delivery…the perfect fit.
Our online virtual classrooms have better participation and academic discourse than many traditional classrooms. Students are engaged with their instructors and classmates in a constant dynamic interplay of discussion, chat and interaction. At Norwich, students maintain close contact with faculty through online discussion boards and interactive exercises. The program is designed to fit your schedule. Your employer might even cover part of the tuition.
Virtual classrooms, real education, utmost convenience
The MMH program is designed for individuals who work on a full-time basis but still want the serious training of a graduate degree in history from a respected institution. You’ll still put in the hours of study—fifteen to twenty hours a week—but you choose the time and place. Enter the classroom whenever you wish, whether you’re an early riser or a night owl. Study when and where you have the time, at home, at work, or on the road.
Knowledge and Insight. On Demand.
The Norwich University online library has one of the most comprehensive databases available in education today. This guarantees accessibility to research information.
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Education Resources
Earn Your Degree Online
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Facts & Info
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Institutional Accrediting Agency:
New England Association of Schools and Colleges
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Address:
158 Harmon Drive
Northfield, VT 05663
US
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Institution Type:
Private, not-for-profit, Higher Education
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Total Online Enrollment:
600 students as of 10/1/2004
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Calendar Type:
Classes begin in January and September
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Average Cost per Credit:
Master of Business Administration: $658/credit; Master of Justice Administration and Master of Arts in Military History: $591/credit; Master of Science in Information Assurance: $731/credit; Master of Arts in Diplomacy: $617/credit.
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Delivery Format:
Online asynchronous
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Carnegie Classification:
Master's College or University I
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Technical Requirements:
Internet access
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Geographic Restrictions:
None
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On-Campus Requirement:
End of program one week residency on campus in the summer.
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