12 World History Bachelors Degree Programs

Understanding the past will help you comprehend the present and prepare for the future. Here at Lakeland, your History major or minor will strengthen your diploma and indicate strong versatility and knowledge. Often, students double major in History and Education to become highly sought-after school teachers. History majors are also natural, attractive candidates for law school, among other graduate school programs.

History remains among the most fascinating and best-loved of the arts and social science disciplines, and this is an exceptional degree which makes the most of our unique West End location. The course is modern, with a focus on British and European history, but there are many opportunities to study American, imperial and global history as well. A distinctive element of the degree is its focus on the extraordinary history of London.

The Bachelor of Arts in World History offers students a chance to explore the broad scope of global past events, cultures, and societies. The program emphasizes understanding how different regions and...

The History Program encompasses World History, American History, and American Studies/Material Culture. The program offers a unique opportunity for students to complete their degree in History and gain practical experience in History-related fields.

The practical and research activities of the bachelor of history are aimed at studying the history of the Fatherland and world civilizations, domestic and foreign historiography, source studies, theory and research methodology with the aim of a professional understanding of the socio-cultural and political conditions for the development of the modern world, identifying sustainable trends in historical dynamics, forecasting the future.

Join us on a journey to discover our world and your place in it. Historians think critically about the world around us by studying past events and experiences that have shaped the present. As a History major, you will develop fundamental skills to prepare you for a variety of careers.

The study of history is critical for our understanding of the human experience. Through the study of history, we develop an understanding of who we are, where we came from, how and why our society has changed over time and how humans have interacted with each other and with the natural world. Hiram’s history major prepares students for active citizenship and for informed, thoughtful decision-making throughout their lives.

History is the discipline that examines the processes of change and transformation that the natural and social environment, innovations, wars, struggles in which people live over time. Taking lessons from the changes and transformations that occurred in the past and the ability of new generations to survive in a more productive environment depends on a good reading and interpretation of History.

In a global economy, the ability to communicate with people in their native languages is key to making cultural, social, and economic connections. The world languages program prepares you to travel, study, and work abroad.

The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree consists of three components – the Bachelor of Arts core, a major area of study, and an optional minor area of study.

Are you interested in the past? Do you enjoy studying different peoples, places, and periods? Do stories from long ago pique your curiosity?

We are the products of our collective experiences, and the continual upheaval and development of human society demand that individuals and institutions adapt to new changes.