Description The University offers a bachelor of arts (B.A.) and a bachelor of science (B.S.) in history. The History Program offers students a broad liberal arts foundation that deepens their knowledge and understanding of the world, stimulates effective participation in contemporary society, and cultivates mental skills required for success in a wide range of employment areas or graduate study. The rewards of historical study include a disciplined intellect, a well-furnished imagination, and a recognition of both the unity and diversity of the human experience. Coursework includes a core of history courses—plus electives selected from the following areas: Ancient, early modern, and modern European history United States history History of the wider world: Mediterranean, Middle East, Asia, and Latin America

Careers A major in history provides the knowledge and skills needed in many walks of life. Many businesses and organizations prefer to hire history and other liberal arts graduates for management positions because of their intellectual and communication skills.