What You'll Study
Coursework
Students can choose from three concentrations: a Bachelor of History degree, a Bachelor
of History with a Concentration in Public History or a Bachelor of History with a
Secondary Teacher Certification. Each teaches you to think rigorously, evaluate arguments
and evidence, conduct historical research and write clearly and precisely.
Your Future
Career Options
The skills and knowledge acquired by a history degree are sought after by employers
in a wide range of careers, including teachers and educators, researchers, museum
curators, information managers and authors.
Overall, job prospects are steady, with museum jobs growing far faster than average.