Career Possibilities

The study of history is an exploration of the past in all of its complexities. In this quest, history majors develop invaluable critical thinking skills while learning the art of historical analysis, writing and research.

 

While historical insight enriches any life path, a degree in history opens attractive career opportunities in education, law, journalism, archival management, museum work, and in all levels of government.

 

 

Specific, proven opportunities include careers as:

 

· Elementary and Secondary School Teachers

· College Professors

· Museum and Historical Site Curators

· Writers

· Editors

· Lawyers

· Paralegals

· Government and Corporate Researchers and Analysts

· Public Servants

· Legislative Staff

                         

                          . . . And much more.

 

 

While gaining the skills necessary to compete in a 21^st century world, history majors enjoy an educational experience suited to their unique interests. Besides general choices between ancient and modern, world and American history, history majors enjoy endless possibilities for study within their specific courses: any person, event, moment, or idea of any place or epoch may be engaged. Undoubtedly, a degree in history offers one of the most varied and individualistic routes to your future success.