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Chicago.

Just curious if anyone has any thoughts, suggestions, recommendations regarding the American History/Pubic History joint PhD program at Loyola University. Thanks in advance.

Hello All, I'm a current masters student in public history with a BA in history (concentrating on the Third World). My plan has always been to work for UNESCO, but now I'm not sure if my academic training is leading me down the right track. I want to work in cultural heritage, staying within the history field, but I do not want to spend the next 5 to 10 years in a history Ph.D. program unless I absolutely must. I'm thinking something like a cultural policy or public policy program, but can't seem to find one that fits my career goals. Does anyone have any advice on programs (Ph.D. or Masters) that would be appropriate for a career in UNESCO? Thanks for any advice and/or suggestions.