Welcome to the MA History Education

MA History Education at NEU involves series of modules focusing on the role and significance of history in the social sciences. It also involves the focus of the role and significance of history instruction in the field of education.
Students will learn  Ottoman government and Treaty of Mondros, establishments of national associations, Amasya Circularization, Erzurum Congress, Sivas Congress, Representative Committee and Istanbul Government, establishment of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, Treaty of Sevres, Moudania Armistice, the removal of Sovereignty, Lozan Conference, Proclomation of the Republic of Turkey, removal of caliphate, principles and revolutions of Atatürk, the establishment and the development of national economy, foreign policies of the Republic of Turkey, 2nd World War and Turkey, and the analysis of the development of Turkish democracy system.
The course will also focus on Formation of a European Block, 1st World War, Bolshevik Revolution in Russia and the empowerment of the new regime, 2nd World War, moving into a world with the cold war, detached states, conflicts in the period following the cold war, developments in the Middle East, wars between Arabs-Israel, Iran and Afganistan in the 20th century, the Balkans, and the dissolution of the Soviet Union and relative outcomes, and European Union.
In-depth Concepts such as historical thought, critical thinking, historical knowledge, multiple perspectives, and historical empathy are studied through student centred history instruction. New approaches in the filed of history instruction are closely examined, and in-class 
 A master’s degree may meet employer requirements for teaching at community colleges or other postsecondary institutions. This degree can also prepare you to pursue a doctoral degree in history education, which may enable you to pursue teaching positions at four-year universities.2