Links to the texts for the examination of literacy skills as part of the selection process PMDH:
The Autonomous University of Baja California through the Institute of Historical Research
and Faculty of Humanities
Convened to the Master's and Doctorate in History Presentation: The Masters and Doctorate in History (PMDH), addresses the need for further development and advancement of historical research from the northwest Mexico. This is an institutional effort aimed at broadening and strengthening graduate education provision in the areas of Humanities and Social Sciences hosted by the Autonomous University of Baja California through the Institute of Historical Research and the Faculty of Humanities.
The PMDH goes especially to graduates of baccalaureate and graduate degrees in the area of \u200b\u200bsocial sciences and humanities. Constitutes a disciplinary alternative centered on the historical analysis of the various processes of an international generated in the countries of the Pacific Basin.
General objectives: train competent professionals in historical research also able to perform in the field of teaching and dissemination of knowledge in this field. Mainly devoted itself to providing the tools necessary to manage and input from the historiographical field using relevant theoretical and methodological perspectives applied to research. On the other hand, it is proposed to have the qualities to convey their findings in various publications, academic forums and electronic media.
Modalities: 1) Masters (with undergraduate admission) promotion 2010-2011
2) PhD (income masterfully) 2010-2012
promotion 3) Direct Doctorate (admission to degree)
promotion
2010-2013 Program length: 1) Master: four semesters
2) PhD: six semesters
3) Direct Doctorate: eight semesters
PMDH Research Lines settlement processes:
- Stakeholders in the process
mission - foreign colonization
- imagined social settings, social representations and ethnic identities
- historical and demographic dynamics
International Relations
- Shaping New Spain Septentrion historical and Mexico's northern border
- Historiography northern Mexico and western United States
- Mexico in the context of international relations
- historical and political processes in the Pacific basin
Social and Economic History: History
-economic development of northern Mexico and western U.S. Training
religious field-history-
companies and entrepreneurs and environment History History
-political and social movements
basic academic core Dr. Everardo Garduno Ruiz
Dr. José Alfredo Gómez Estrada Constable Heath
Hillari Dr. Dr. Ramiro Jaimes
Dr. Mario Martinez Magaña Mancillas Dr. Jesus Mendez Reyes
Dr. Servando Ortoll
Dr. David Piñera Ramírez
Dr. Roger E.
Ríos Ruiz Marco Antonio Samaniego López Dr. Dr. Bibiana L.
Santiago Guerrero
Dr. Catalina Velázquez Morales
Master Map curricular
Doctoral
direct Doctoral
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Profile
Aspiring PMDH enter into the arrangements for Masters, PhD and direct Ph.D. must meet the following requirements:
* Basic knowledge about history and historiography of Mexico, historical processes between the countries of the Pacific basin, historical research methodology and social theory, history, social sciences and humanities. This knowledge will be assessed through personal interviews and written assessments.
* Skills: creativity, analytical ability, synthesis, writing and oral expression and generation of scientific knowledge.
* Values: Willingness to dialogue, tolerance and understanding of other viewpoints as well as diversity and cultural diversity, commitment and available for dissemination, communication and knowledge sharing.
Entry Requirements
In all modes present research proposal (with a maximum of 10 pages including bibliography) for review and approval of the interview and examination of knowledge.
1) Master:
• Have bachelor's degree preferably in Social Sciences or Humanities
• Have a minimum average of 80 out of 100, or its equivalent in graduate studies
• Submit a copy of the thesis and if any
Curriculum Vitae • Ability to read and understand academic texts written in English, under which most of the references used in the program requires that capacity. In deserving cases, the Graduate Studies Committee will decide the relevance of validating the knowledge of other languages \u200b\u200b
2) PhD:
• To enter the Ph.D. is need preferably with master's degree in History or related fields and demonstrate prior research.
• In the case of related master, the Graduate Studies Committee will review and decide on the amount of credits that may be granted to each applicant. The Thesis Committee will determine the learning units must take to cover the missing
• Have a minimum average of 80 out of 100, or its equivalent in undergraduate and graduate studies
• Submit a copy of the master's thesis Curriculum Vitae
• Demonstrate ability to read and comprehend academic texts written in English, under which most of the references used in the program requires that capacity. In deserving cases, the Graduate Studies Committee will decide the relevance of validating the knowledge of other languages.
3) Direct doctoral
• Have bachelor's degree, preferably in the areas of Social Sciences and Humanities
• Have a minimum average of 80 out of 100, or its equivalent in graduate studies
• Submit copy of if any argument developed and Curriculum Vitae
• Demonstrate ability to read and comprehend academic texts written in English, under which most of the references used in the program requires that capacity. In deserving cases, the Graduate Studies Committee will decide the relevance of validating the knowledge of other languages \u200b\u200b
Selection process
The Graduate Studies Committee of PMDH be in charge of the selection process will consist of the following stages:
1. Evaluation of applications for admission (format provided by the Coordination of PMDH available on this blog
) with the required documentation.
2.1. Interview candidates to evaluate the following aspects:
-Basic knowledge of the research chosen
-Skill in verbal
-General knowledge of the social and historical processes
-General knowledge of historiography
-Knowledge of research methodology and historical
2.2. Written evaluation from the following:-Ability to
writing
-Reading-Ability to synthesize
3. Notification of results.
Outcome Profile PMDH The students will have the following skills and aptitudes:
• Critical knowledge of the major trends in historical research methodologies
• integrated view of historical processes that are generated in the national and international relations
• Ability to propose, implement and evaluate research projects related to their field of discipline
• Skill in the analysis of historical problems of national and international levels, individually and in interdisciplinary teams
• Writing scientific texts such as articles , book chapters and books
• Train high-level human resources in the field of historical research
• Awareness of social commitment to society and the environment
graduation requirements 1) Cover credits mandatory and optional program. The curriculum comprises a total of 80 credits for the master, 160 for the doctorate, and 170 for direct PhD
2) present the thesis at the time set by the director or co-directors of theses and Graduate Studies Committee , submit to their respective defense and approval
Important Dates Validity of the call: October 12, 2009 to November 27, 2009
interview and examination: 16, 17 and 18 December 2009 Publication
Results: 7 and 8 January 2010
Registration Period: 12, 13 and 14 January 2010
Classes Start: February 4, 2010
Applications for Membership Available: -
here -receiving IIH-UABC
-mail: pmdh-uabc@hotmail.com
format Download Instructions: a) When pressing the mouse
link will be redirected to the page from which you can download the application version
word 97-2003.
b) Once the document image displayed on your screen (the time it takes depends on the speed of your Internet connection) on top of it, the center, you get the option to print
where you should click and so will the printed document.
c) Another option is to view the document click the cursor on the screen down until you see
download . Clicking on that icon, will be able to open or save the document to your computer.
Class times
Thursday and Friday 17:00 to 20:00 hours Saturdays 8:00 to 14:00 hours
registration fees and tuition will be informed in due course to the selected applicants.
Autonomous University of Baja California, Institute of Historical Research, Building 23. Sidewalk University 14418, International Industrial Park, Tijuana, BC Mexico.
Tel and Fax: (664) 682-16-96
