 Master of Arts in Military History
Norwich University boasts a long and proud military history of its own. Norwich was the first private military college in the country, established in 1819. Norwich's founder, Captain Alden Partridge, understood that structured military lifestyle combined with rigorous academics would benefit those pursuing careers in both the military world and the private sector. His vision resulted in the creation of the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC). As the birthplace of ROTC, Norwich houses all four branches of the armed services – Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force – as well as a Coast Guard commission track.
The Master of Arts in Military History's unique curriculum includes methodology and historiography, an examination of theoretical concepts and debates over frameworks for analyzing warfare in history, and components dealing with American military history, non-western and non-traditional ways of war, military thought and strategy, and topical areas such as total war and race and gender in military history.
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