B.A. in History
Overview
Our Bachelor of Arts in History program is designed to hone your critical thinking, analytical, and writing skills. The study of history is not about memorizing names or dates, it is about understanding the history behind who you are through your ancestry, country origin, etc. Moreover, our program will teach you to think critically about the world around you and recognize the underlying motivations of politicians, religious leaders, and social media activists. Studying history is an empowering experience that will teach you the skills necessary to succeed in any career you choose.
Jump Right In
Our history program is flexible, allowing you to specialize in a variety of historical eras and fields. Every history major is require to take core university courses in the liberal arts, as well as Historical Methods, which teaches the craft of historical scholarship. In addition, we offer a wide array of upper level courses that cover exciting topics.
Designed With You in Mind
Our faculty and staff members are dedicated to your success. They are nationally recognized experts in their fields who bring their award-winning scholarship into the classroom. Not only will they be your teachers, they will serve as advisors and mentors every step of the way. The History program also offers several social and academic clubs where students are able to interact with their professors outside the classroom.
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Estimated Completion
120 Credit Hours (4 years)
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Program Objectives
- Expand your knowledge of History and your understanding of its importance in the contemporary world
- Prepare you for real-world situations and careers
- Develop critical thinking skills about the world around you
- Develop your research and writing skills
- Provide an engaging, interactive, and quality course of study
Coursework Highlights
Class | Number | Class Name |
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HIST | 3310 | Colonial North America |
HIST | 3312 | A Nation Divided, 1815-1860 |
HIST | 3315 | Rise of Industrial America |
HIST | 3320 | The Renaissance and Reformation |
HIST | 4301 | United States and the World |
HIST | 4320 | Europe 1850-1919 |
HIST | 4331 | World Since 1919 |
For the full listing of our courses, please refer to our online catalog.