1.7k Bachelor's degrees in History in North America

What better way to explore the past than on an historic Gilded Age campus surrounded by a town whose written records reach back into the 16th century, than with this History program from Flagler College?

History from University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff  is one of the most ancient of academic disciplines and includes the study of everything mankind has ever done. Historians depend primarily on written sources for evidence, but also incorporate all manner of physical evidence as well. Historians seek first to determine what happened in the past and then to explain why it happened.

In the History major from Washington and Jefferson College, we believe that history is not something you know; it’s something you do. We believe that it’s not just about knowing what happened, but about how the knowledge, skills, and perspectives gained by studying history prepare us to solve real-world problems today.

The Global Studies programme at University of California, Santa Barbara offers a comprehensive bachelor level education. This public study mode course explores transnational interactions and global history. Students engage in multi-year language study and interdisciplinary research during this flexible undergraduate degree.

Our BA in General Humanities offered by Brock University is designed to allow you to pursue a more flexible selection of courses, with broad exposure to courses from across all of our Faculties.

Sarah Lawrence College students approach film, first and foremost, as an art. The College’s Film History courses take social, cultural, and historical contexts into account—but films themselves are the focus of study and discussion.

History from La Roche University aims to lead students to a global awareness as well as an understanding of their many heritages.

The English programme at The City University of New York offers a comprehensive exploration of literature and language. This undergraduate degree provides students with the critical tools to engage with diverse cultural contexts. Available at the Queens College campus, the curriculum fosters advanced reading and writing skills.

If your goal is to teach junior high or high school, you'll work closely with a professor with a long history of doing just that. History Education - Social Studies Composite faculty at LeTourneau University can provide advice based upon real-world experience.

The Department of History at the University of Pittsburgh is unusual in its wide range of teaching and research—U.S., European, Latin American, Asian, and African history—and its inherently comparative and international approach.

History from Oglethorpe University guides itself after William Faulkner words: "History is not was, it is.".

The College Scholar Program from Cornell University, represents the pinnacle of the liberal arts experience at Cornell. Students design their own interdisciplinary major, organized around a question or issue of interest, and pursue a course of study that cannot be found in an established major.

The History program at Clark University provides an opportunity to earn a pathway to a master’s degree — with one year of additional study and 100% tuition scholarships for the fifth year

The History program at Maryville University provides a focus for a balanced liberal arts education as well as valuable communication, research and analytical skills.

The Social Science - History program at the Northwest Missouri State University prepares students to teach history, geography, economics, political science/government and behavioral science in secondary education (high school).

Dive into the rich history of human cultures with a Norfolk State University Bachelor of Arts in History degree focused on appreciating the world's cultural richness.

The History program at Ashland University encourages you to build your best future by examining the past.

Through the Latin American and Caribbean Studies BA programme from the Albright College you will study regions of North, Central, and South America — including the Caribbean — that are becoming ever-more intertwined culturally, linguistically, economically and politically with the United States.

The Bachelor of History program of The University of Tampa is designed to help students see themselves and their society from different times and places, while displaying an informed perspective and a mature view of human nature.

History from University of Wisconsin Green Bay provides a unique window through which to better understand humanity. The human experience is vast, and by delving into the intricacies of experiences of various peoples throughout time, we gain a stronger understanding of who we are, and what it means to be human.