1.7k Bachelor's degrees in History in North America

Are you curious about how the present has been shaped by the past? Queens University of Charlotte hands-on History courses invite students to discover connections through role-playing simulations, archival research, field trips, game design, and a variety of digital tools.

Students in the History program from Lincoln University Pennsylvania will be able to demonstrate content knowledge of key people, events, and themes in African, European, African American and American histories.

At History from Saint Vincent College you will do more than read textbooks. You will make video documentaries, travel to historic sites, reenact famous trials, do research in archives all over America and abroad, visit museums, and create gallery exhibits.   

The Religion B.A. at Mercer University is a full-time, residential undergraduate programme based in Macon. This degree invites students to explore essential life questions and the intersection of faith with global disciplines. It focuses on developing critical thinking and objective communication skills over a four-year duration.

As a History major, you’ll be able to take advantage of the department’s particular strengths in ancient, medieval and modern European history; American, Latin American and Asian history; as well as in a unique history of science program. We offer this program at Cornell University. 

In NY state, teachers are required to have a master’s degree completed within five years of their initial certification. The History - Education program of Mount Saint Mary College is designed for students interested in teaching 7th-12th grade History. 

The History - Women's History degree at Saint Mary's College can prepare you to explore narratives, documents, and research that has been historically ignored and devalued. 

The History bachelor program is offered by Louisiana State University in Shreveport.

History students at Westminster College New Wilmington learn to read critically, analyze systematically, communicate effectively, write convincingly, work collaboratively, and think globally about the past.

Carroll University’s History program gives you the tools to understand not just what happened, but also why, how, and who cares. Our flexible curriculum encourages interdisciplinary study, one-on-one mentoring, and independent research.

History is so much more than memorizing names and dates. Are you interested in technology? Religion? The environment? Human rights? If you have a question, history can help you find an answer in the History program at University of Wisconsin Madison.

History programme at Drury University thematic courses address film and history, military history, biography, and gender, race, and cultural studies. 

The History program from Northwest Nazarene University is a multidisciplinary degree with a strong foundation in historical and political fundamentals. 

At Messiah University, you’ll find there’s much more to a History degree than memorizing dates and facts.

The student who chooses to major in History at The Centenary College of Louisiana will engage in a distinctive set of educational experiences. Professors at Centenary direct majors in conducting research and engaging in critical thinking and reading. They guide students not only in mastering information but in skillfully communicating their own conclusions by speaking and writing effectively.

The History program at Saint Leo University is designed as preparation for graduate study in history, as part of a pre-law program, as preparation for careers in business and public affairs, as preparation for library or museum careers, or as part of a general liberal arts education.

The B.S. in Psychological Science at University of Lynchburg introduces students to the study of behavior and the mental and physical processes which underlie behavior. Psychology seeks to improve life through the practical application of research findings. 

As a student of the History course from Aquinas College, by the time you complete your education, you will have a broad knowledge of World, European, and American History. 

The History (Thematic concentration in Women, Gender and Sexuality) degree at Duke University allows you to explore contemporary issues and themes from historical perspectives.

The study of history contributes in important ways to the development of the individual as both public and private citizen. Join the History (Secondary Education) at Boise State University.