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Explore Civilization’s Rich Past with a History Degree from Crandall
Learning to ask the right questions, to think logically and express yourself clearly and succinctly are all hallmarks of Crandall’s history degree program. The major encompasses the study of Western civilization and focuses on the rise of the West within the world context. Through interesting guest speakers, lively class discussions and extensive readings, you’ll expand your understanding of humankind and your faith as it relates to other religions and world events, both past and current. The skills gained through this challenging history degree curriculum will prepare you well for a broad range of career pathways, including graduate or law school.
Special Program Highlights for a Bachelor of Arts in History
• Get to know their professors and classmates well by being a part of small classes that engage in lively group discussions.
• It’s not about memorizing dates with a history degree at Crandall! Explore the “why” and “how” behind historic events to give them context on the world stage.
• Study history overseas at Oxford University for a semester, if you wish, exploring the settings of many events they study in their classes.
• Gain exposure to Africa’s fascinating history in addition to studying the history of Western civilization.
• Complete an internships for credit if you wish. Past students have worked in such locations as area museums and archives.
• Explore different worldviews and learn to appreciate Christianity in new ways.
• Learn from interesting guest speakers who visit classes from time to time, sharing their unique perspectives on world events.
• Join the History Society, which offers fun opportunities to socialize with other History majors at barbecues, field trips and other gatherings.
Interesting Courses You May Take during a Bachelor of Arts in History
Introduction to the Study of African History – Explore the main phases of Africa’s history and development. Get acquainted with Africa’s political and social organization and representation through the colonial period.
The Reformation in Europe – Examine the development of Protestantism as a social, economic, political and religious reaction to the status quo of European society.
Stuart England – This course focuses on selected topics and themes in late-Tudor and early-Stuart England. Topics include the political, social and religious context of the times and various interpretations of the period’s events. Students are encouraged to identify themes of personal interest for their major research paper.
Meet Your Instructors
• Professors teach every class and work closely with students to maximize their learning opportunities throughout their history degree.
• History comes alive for students through interesting, engaging classes. Professors encourage students to take a “hands on” approach to history from the very first year.
• History professors all hold a PhD in their fields of expertise, which include British History, American/Canadian History and African History.
Career Outlook for History Majors
A history degree provides an excellent background for students who wish to become teachers, researchers, lawyers, politicians, journalists, ministers and heritage preservationists. A major in History is an excellent springboard to graduate school or law school.
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