Europe

Faculty

• Caroline Ford; Ph.D, University of Chicago, 1987
  Modern France, Environmental History, Urban History, and European Colonial History
  310-206-9607; cford@history.ucla.edu
• Stella Ghervas: Ph.D., University of Geneva, 2002; Ph.D., University of Bucharest, 2001
  Modern Europe, Russia, Ukraine, the Black Sea region; International History; Intellectual History; Maritime and Oceanic History; Peace History
  310-825-3866; ghervas@history.ucla.edu
• Milos Jovanovic: Ph.D, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, 2016
  Eastern Europe, Balkans, and Ottoman
  310-794-9646; jovanovic@history.ucla.edu
• Jared McBride
  Russia, Ukraine, and Eastern Europe in the 20th century
  mcbridejg@ucla.edu
• Muriel McClendon: Ph.D, Stanford University, 1990
  Tudor-Stuart England
  310-825-3918; mcclendo@history.ucla.edu
• David Myers: Ph.D, Columbia University, 1991
  Modern Jewish History
  310-825-3780; myers@history.ucla.edu
• Minayo Nasiali: Ph.D, University of Michigan, 2010
  Modern France. European colonial history. Urban history. Migration history. Global histories of empire, race, and capitalism.
  mnasiali@history.ucla.edu
• Glenn Penny: Ph. D, Department of History, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1999.
  German History. Modern Europe. History of Anthropology.
  310-825-2013; gpenny@history.ucla.edu
• Peter Stacey: Ph.D, University of Cambridge, 2000
  Renaissance Philosophy, Political Theory and Intellectual History, 1200-1600.
  310-825-1567; pstacey@history.ucla.edu
• Sanjay Subrahmanyam: Ph.D, Delhi School of Economics, 1987
  Medieval and Early Modern South Asian and Indian Ocean History; History of European Expansion; Comparative History of Early Modern Empires; World History
  310-825-3376; subrahma@history.ucla.edu

Emeritus Faculty

• Perry Anderson: B.A. Oxford University, 1959
  Modern European Intellectual History
  310-825-8700
• Peter Baldwin: Ph.D, Harvard University, 1986
  Comparative History of Europe and the U.S.
  310-396-0108; pbaldwin@ucla.edu
• Ivan Berend: Ph.D, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 1958
  Social and Economic History of Europe
  310-825-4157; iberend@history.ucla.edu
• Robert Brenner: Ph.D, Princeton University, 1970
  Early Modern European History; Economic, Social and Religious History, Agrarian History, Social Theory/Marxism, Tudor-Stuart England
  310-206-5675 or 310-825-4256; brenner@history.ucla.edu
• Stephen Frank: Ph.D,  Brown University, 1987
  Russian History
  310-825-1921;  frank@history.ucla.edu
• Saul Friedlander: Ph.D, Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva, 1963
  Modern European and Jewish History
  friedlan@history.ucla.edu
• Carlo Ginzburg: Ph.D, University of Pisa, 1961
  Italian Renaissance
  ginzburg@history.ucla.edu
• Lynn Hunt: Ph.D, Stanford University, 1973
  French Revolution
  310-794-4432; lhunt@history.ucla.edu
• Margaret Jacob: Ph.D, Cornell University, 1968
  History of Science
  310-794-4432; mjacob@history.ucla.edu
• Russell Jacoby: Ph.D, University of Rochester, 1974
  Twentieth Century Intellectual History
  310-206-2625; rjacoby@history.ucla.edu
• Peter Loewenberg: Ph.D, University of California, Berkeley, 1965; Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute, 1977
  European Cultural, Intellectual, German, Austrian and Swiss History; Political Psychology
  310-471-3039;  peterl@ucla.edu
• Kathryn Norberg: Ph.D, Yale University,  1979
  History of Prostitution, European Women pre-1800, Material Culture: Fashion, Furniture, Women of the French Court
  310-825-7317; knorberg@ucla.edu
• David Sabean: Ph.D, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1969
  History of Kinship
  310-825-3173; dsabean@history.ucla.edu
• Debora Silverman: Ph.D, Princeton University, 1983
  Modern European History
  310-825-5066; silverma@history.ucla.edu
• Geoffrey Symcox: Ph.D, University of California, Los Angeles, 1967
  Early Modern European History, up to and including the French Revolution
  310-825-1370; symcox@history.ucla.edu
• M. Norton Wise: Ph.D, Princeton University, 1977
  History of Physics, Relations Between Science and Industrialization
  310-825-4764; nortonw@history.ucla.edu
• Albion Urdank: Ph.D, Columbia University, 1983
  British Social and Economic History
  aurdank@history.ucla.edu

Affiliated Faculty

• Anthony Pagden (Political Science): Ph.D, Oxford University, 1983
  European Intellectual and Cultural History; Political Theory of Empire
  310-825-9984; pagden@polisci.ucla.edu
• Sarah Stein: Ph.D, Stanford University, 1999
  Jewish History
  310-825-4153; sstein@history.ucla.edu
• Stefania Tutino: Ph.D, Scuola Normale Superiore, 2003
  Post-Reformation Catholicism
  310-825-8909; tutino@history.ucla.edu

Program Requirements: 

For information regarding the degree requirements for the European Field, please click here.

For more information regarding the program requirements for the History Department in general, please visit: https://grad.ucla.edu/programs/social-sciences/history/

For further guidance from the European Field Faculty on program requirements please consult the European Field Regulations.