Overview
Most commonly, a BA in History graduate earns a living as a college professor, high school teacher, a historical administrator, and/or a librarian. However other options include positions in the State Department (overseas service), a Washington-based institute “Think Tank”, Law-related fields, Park Service (Department of the Interior), the Tourism and Travel industry, Archive work, or law enforcement.
At Eastern, a BA in History provides a broad knowledge of history with special skills in critical analysis, research, and writing. Coupling strength in European and American history, our students develop a Christian interpretation of the past and the present.
Why Choose Eastern University?
- Advanced courses in European and American History, particularly emphasizing cultural, religious, and intellectual history
- Training in archive research, writing, critical analysis, and the liberal arts tradition of free inquiry and critical thought
- Close proximity to Philadelphia and New York City museums and libraries; near other historical sites such as Washington DC, Baltimore, and Valley Forge; and close to Gettysburg, Antietam, and Saratoga Battlefields
- Students work closely with faculty in plotting their futures, and giving direction to their studies. Students have undertaken internships at several area museums and television stations
- Faculty research and service in the following areas: the intersection of Christianity and modernity, the religious controversies of the colonial and early republic periods of American history, the influence of European thought in Early American history, twentieth-century genocide, espionage during the cold war, modern European cultural history, the emergence of the modern European community, the crossroads between religious and political thought in the Renaissance and Reformation periods of European history, the history of Christianity in Europe through the seventeenth century
Programme Structure
Courses include:
- U.S. History Survey
- Historiography: Varieties of the Historical Interpretation
- Historical Interpretation and Integration
- Ancient Greece
- High Middle Ages
- The Renaissance
- Twentieth-Century Europe
- Cultural & Intellectual Origins of the Holocaust
- European Intellectual History
- American Intellectual History
Key information
Duration
- Full-time
- 48 months
Start dates & application deadlines
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Eastern admits students for both the Fall and Spring semesters on the basis of rolling admission.
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Credits
Delivered
Campus Location
- Philadelphia, United States
Disciplines
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Academic requirements
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Other requirements
General requirements
- Apply to Eastern University.
- Submit High School transcript or official GED.
- Optional: Submit a personal essay to your Admissions Counselor via email.
- Optional: Letters of reference indicating a strong likelihood of succeeding at Eastern.
- Official transcripts evaluated by a NACES member from all high schools/secondary schools/college/universities attended. You may choose any NACES-member organization. We recommend WES, TEC- The Evaluation Company, IFCS, ECE, and IERF.
- A scan of your current passport.
- Some financial information. Your admissions counselor will provide details.
- Optional: Official results of any national exams or the SAT.
Tuition Fees
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Living costs
Philadelphia
The living costs include the total expenses per month, covering accommodation, public transportation, utilities (electricity, internet), books and groceries.
Funding
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