UC Berkeley's Department of History is one of the top-ranked history departments in the nation. Our faculty's research covers almost the entirety of recorded history and spans most of the globe.

Department of History 3229 Dwinelle Hall, UC Berkeley Berkeley, CA 94720-2550 [email protected] (510) 642-1971

100S — Climate and History: Intersecting Science, Environment, and Society (Angelo Matteo Caglioti) 100U — Global Society: International Organizations, NGOs, and Social Movements in the 20th Century (Vanessa Ogle)

The major in history consists of 12 courses, at least 11 of which must be completed within the Department of History. Students may (with permission) include one course from another department in constructing their “Fields of Concentration” (see below).

In addition to the following alphabetical list, you may view faculty members by field and faculty by research expertise. For a list of Faculty Emeriti, please click here. Click here to access faculty office hours.

UC Berkeley's Department of History is one of the top-ranked history departments in the nation. Our faculty's research covers almost the entirety of recorded history and spans most of the globe.

Undergraduates are strongly encouraged to meet with faculty during office hours to discuss their classes, thesis topics, and any other questions related to their academic pursuits in History.

Reflecting traditional departmental strengths, the subfields of Asian history and cultural history at Berkeley rank first according to U.S. News. The Department also ranks highly in the global QS World University Rankings.

Department of History 3229 Dwinelle Hall, UC Berkeley Berkeley, CA 94720-2550 [email protected] (510) 642-1971

The Lane Revolution and Its Legacy: Revisiting Shanghai Neighborhood Committees in the Mao Zedong Era