Graduate Syllabi
If you are looking for inspiration for your next graduate military history course, you will find sample syllabi below covering topics ranging from war and society to operational art. While many have been taught at civilian universities, several come from PME curricula.
You can also send us your own syllabi to complete our collection.
ABEL, Jonathan: War and Social Change: The Military Revolution
ADAMS, Kevin: The Lens of War
ALLISON, Bill: Readings in European History
BAILEY, Beth: War, Military and Society
FOGARTY, Richard: Violence, War, and Empire in the 19th and 20th Centuries
FOGARTY, Richard: War, Society, and Culture
FOGARTY, Richard: War and Gender
HERRERA, Rick: Evolutions of Operational Art
MUEHLBAUER, Matthew: The Military Revolution and the State
MUEHLBAUER, Matthew: Military Historiography
NAGEL, Amanda: The United States and Empire in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
NAGEL, Amanda: Remaking Citizenship Through Warfare
Naval War College: Strategy and Policy Course
Naval War College: Strategy and War Course
NEIBERG, Michael: Strategy and Strategic Thinking in the First World War
PRESTON, Andrew: War and Society in Modern American History
RIOTTO, Angela: Race and Gender in U.S. Military History
TRAUSCHWEIZER, Ingo: American Military History
TRAUSCHWEIZER, Ingo: Cold War Military History
TRAUSCHWEIZER, Ingo: The United States in the Vietnam War
TRAUSCHWEIZER, Ingo: War, Violence, and Modernity
VENABLE, Heather: War Stories: Experience of Combat
VUIC, Kara: The United States in the World Wars
VUIC, Kara: The Vietnam War
VUIC, Kara: War, Conflict, and Society in Twentieth Century America
WEAVER, Michael: Vietnam War History
