Your history degree coursework will cover a wide range of historical periods and subjects around the world, ranging from American history to the history of Europe, ancient Rome, India and Africa. Many students explore these countries firsthand by participating in a three-week cross-cultural course or a semester-long study abroad experience.
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History
Politics and International Relations
Immerse yourself in political campaigns, elections, diplomacy, international affairs, public health, immigration, the environment and race relations in our program. You’ll study with Christian faculty who will introduce you to the major sub-fields of political science: American and comparative politics, international relations and political theory.
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Social Studies
As a history major, you can choose to complete the social studies credentialing program.
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Pre-Law
Interested in becoming a lawyer? The pre-law minor at ÃÛÌÒÓ°Ïñ will prepare you for the LSAT exam and law school by requiring courses in critical analysis, logic, literature, history, business law and constitutional law.
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Classical, Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Collaborating faculty in the Departments of English, Philosophy, History, Art, Music, and Theater and Dance teach classical texts and cultures in light of their diverse societies, authors, artists and subjects. The study of Latin forms the linguistic basis of the Classical, Medieval and Renaissance Studies minor.
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Digital Public Humanities
Students in this minor will reflect on the intersections of their disciplines with digital culture and participate in public humanities projects like the Digital Harrisburg Initiative. Most importantly, you will gain practical and extensive experiences working on digital projects that tell significant human stories for public audiences.
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