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Carson–Newman University Bachelor in History
Carson–Newman University

Carson–Newman University

Bachelor in History

9th Floor, USA

Bachelor's degree

English

Sep 2026

On-Campus

Key Summary

    About : The Bachelor in History program offers a comprehensive overview of historical events and their impact on contemporary society. Students will explore various methodologies and analytical frameworks, emphasizing critical thinking and research skills. The curriculum includes courses on global and regional histories, allowing students to gain a nuanced understanding of cultural, political, and social transformations throughout time.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue diverse career paths, including roles in education, public history, archival management, and museum curation. Other opportunities include positions in journalism, government, and non-profit organizations, where skills in research, analysis, and communication are highly valued.

Opening doors to all kinds of career possibilities, the study of history is perfect for students with curious minds and an interest in the world.Studying history at Carson-Newman gives you the intellectual tools for lifelong learning — such as critical thinking, analysis, digital research and writing — along with hands-on experience in “doing history.” The C-N history program offers an expansive view of world history and a wide range of courses for your unique interests.

Career Path Options

BA in History with Teacher Licensure

Prepares students to teach history in public and private 612 schools

BA in History

Provides the foundation for a variety of post-graduation options including graduate school for MA or PhD degrees in academic history or related professional programs in archival work, library science, public history, museums studies or historical preservation/interpretation

Whatever your career interests, you can follow your passions as you explore the world of history. After you complete core requirements in world history and American history, these are some of the options you can study through electives: British imperialism, African history, the Middle East, Japan, China, the revolutionary era in Europe, Civil Rights, Asian cinema, literature and revolution. Our program also has a strong emphasis on social history and issues of social justice.