The History major synthesizes the study of past human activity and the nature, purpose, and principles of governmental systems throughout the world. Students develop an understanding of public events and trends in both national and international spheres. Political, social, and economic transactions are evaluated in the context of religious, philosophical, and cultural influences. Students in this major analyze the impact of past events on vital contemporary problems, including the interrelationships between society and the environment, issues of war and peace, and movements for social and political change. Engagement with complex issues of policy, politics, and civic priorities helps students develop critical thinking skills and sound problem-solving abilities.
Liberal Arts Studies Courses
Plus 6 credit-hours in each of the following Breadth Areas: