Overview
By studying the past with an eye to the present, students of the American Studies course at the Rutgers University develop the knowledge and skills to analyze the politics, history and culture of the Americas and engage with diverse audiences. Our students produce work that reaches beyond academic audiences and contributes to the pressing conversations of how to achieve justice in our time.
Learning Objectives
- Train in the theory and methodology of interdisciplinary study
- Learn and practice research skills enabling them to create new knowledge that draws upon and contributes to the collections, archives, and resources of the universities and cultural institutions of the region, nation, and the world
- Create new scholarship which contributes to the advancement of understanding of American society’s heterodox identities, institutions, and culture
- Creatively present their research and scholarly work to diverse audiences including but not limited to other scholars in the academy; undergraduate and graduate students; scholars and professionals in
Programme Structure
Curriculum:
- Introduction to American Studies
- Research Seminar
- Public Humanities
- Advanced Theory and Practice of Teaching
Key information
Start dates & application deadlines
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Campus Location
- New Brunswick, United States
Disciplines
American and Australasian studies View 24 other PhDs in American and Australasian studies in United StatesWhat students do after studying
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General requirements
- Applicants must be in possession of a undergraduate degree such as B.A., B.F.A, or B.S.
- Unofficial university or college transcripts
- Ph.D - Three letters of recommendation
- A writing sample of up to 6,000 words
- A personal statement of no more than 1,500 words
Tuition Fees
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Applies to youNon-residents37176 USD / year≈ 37176 USD / year - Out-of-State37176 USD / year≈ 37176 USD / year
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Applies to youIn-State21648 USD / year≈ 21648 USD / year
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New Brunswick
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