4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program
The American and World History Concentration is a general history major intended for students who do not want to become secondary education teachers.
It includes some basic distribution requirements, but leaves students free to focus on courses that are most interesting to them.
This concentration is capped by the two-semester seminar sequence, History 390 and History 495. In these courses students do original historical research on a topic of their choice and write an article-length paper.
This experience marks history majors’ abilities to work independently, analyze a problem rigorously, and communicate clearly. All of these are very marketable skills in a variety of fields.
Students in the American and World Concentration often go on to graduate school, law school, or careers in business and other fields.
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