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A variety of career opportunities are available to historians. A degree in history is an appropriate choice for individuals seeking a career in such fields as teaching, journalism, library and archival work, government, politics, law, and business. Cooperative education opportunities are available for qualified students in business, government, industry, and a variety of private service organizations.
- Students interested in careers in law, public service, journalism, or business should consult with an advisor about special programs of study geared towards these fields.
- A limited number of elective course credits are awarded to students who successfully complete an internship.
| Bachelor of Arts in History—Suggested Curriculum | |||
| Freshman English Comp I & II Math & Modern World Ancient & Medieval Europe American Civilization to 1877 Foreign Languages Elective GE Non-Western Course GE Human Expression GE Human Behavior GE Sciences (3) |
Sophomore Early Modern Europe: 14th to 18th Centuries Western Europe & Non-Western World American Civilization Since 1877 Computer Literacy Logic Foreign Languages Electives GE Additional Course |
Junior The Middle Ages Modern European History Latin American History East Asian History Sports in American Life Ancient History British History Southeast Asian History Statistics Electives |
Senior Historiography Research Seminar 19th Century US History 20th Century US History Electives |
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(937) 775-5795
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Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Location:
148 Student Union