The study of history or social studies illuminates the human condition and develops historical sensitivity.
History encompasses the length and breadth of all world civilizations.
It is the record of all that people have said and done. With this knowledge, students are able to extend their experience, fortify their judgment, and develop a broad appreciation of their cultural heritage. Because history is one of the best disciplines in which to receive a broad education, numerous other employment opportunities are open to our graduates. You may work as an historian, archivist, information specialist, writer, researcher, or with further study go into the fields of m edicine, law, politics, the ministry, and higher education. At least 40 of the 120 hours required for the bachelor's degree in History needs to be in upper-division courses.