1.6k Bachelor's degrees in History in United States

The B.A. in History at University of Lynchburg will give you a deeper understanding of not only the past itself, but how that past has structured the modern world. 

Students of the History program at Saint Peter's University learn the essential skills all employers are looking for:  critical reading, extensive research, succinct writing, analytical thinking, confident oral communication, and strong interpersonal skills. 

Our Bachelor/Master in History and Secondary Education, Grades 7-12 at Mercy University is taught by experienced, widely-published faculty engaged in ongoing research. 

To become a middle or high school history, social science, or government teacher, you will earn both an education major and a history and social science major with the History and Social Science program at Eastern Mennonite University.

History program at the Westminster University Salt Lake City is committed to helping you learn to make sense of the past as you study the best published history and make your own. You will learn to ask significant questions, find and critically analyze sources through a variety of lenses, craft valid interpretations of people’s lives and past events, and communicate your findings.

Through the study of cultures across the globe from ancient times to the modern era, our History programme of Muskingum University will ground you in content knowledge of the past that provides perspective and context necessary for understanding our world today. 

The Youth Ministry degree at Colorado Christian University enables you to articulate a biblical philosophy of youth ministry, model an appropriate lifestyle, understand contemporary youth problems, counsel adolescents in different settings, organize and administrate youth programs, and communicate biblical concepts effectively in a variety of teaching situations. 

The History program from Montreat College equips students with highly valuable career tools, including critical thinking, research training, and oral and written communication skills.

The study of history is valuable, interesting and essential to understanding our world. It’s also a great way to leverage your existing credits efficiently. With just 10 major courses, you can follow a faster path to earning your History degree at Bellevue University.

One of the Department Goals for the Biblical and Theological Studies, Missions Concentration program at Covenant College is to provide all students with general biblical and theological literacy and specifically with an understanding of the general content of biblical and theological truth in the Reformed tradition.

The History program offered at Georgia College teaches students to think critically in analyzing historical issues, encourages them to write clearly and cogently on historical topics, while conducting historical research and provides students with a basic understanding of history as a discipline.

The University of West Alabama’s History Education program helps students develop the skill sets necessary to see the big picture, focus on a specific point, and make a clear, rational argument — skills valued by all employers. 

Do you see yourself helping students unlock their full potential? After completing this History and Social Science Secondary Education teacher preparation program at Longwood University, you will graduate with a BA in History and a Virginia teaching license.

As a major in the History program of Wingate University, you learn from professors with specialties in regions around the world. They enjoy conducting research, but they’re teachers first. From one-on-one tutoring to group problem-solving, you won’t feel lost in any of the history courses you take.

The History program at the State University of New York Fredonia is committed to helping students develop the skills to analyze historical events, as well as the tools to apply that knowledge to understand the contemporary world and to plan for the future.

At Pennsylvania Western University, the Bachelor’s of Arts in History will help you develop deep historical knowledge as well as strong critical thinking skills that will serve you well in a wide range of careers.

The Humanistic Studies major at Saint Mary's College is an exciting, interdisciplinary program that invites you to think across traditional departmental boundaries.

Learn why History at Alma College is one of the most popular majors across the country, preparing you for a rapidly changing world.

The Studies in War and Peace (SWAP) program from Norwich University examines the origins and development of military institutions and the impact of these institutions upon the social order. 

It is difficult to imagine in today's media saturated, postmodern, narrative-focused culture, that one can consider him/herself adequately educated without having developed an understanding of how dramatic art works and impacts its audiences and practitioners. The Department of Theatre from Covenant College offers a Theatre major and a theatre minor.