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The study of history aims to improve an understanding of the modern world through a perspective that enables evaluation of both its mature and its underdeveloped conditions. The history program at Marymount focuses primarily on the areas of European and American history. Resources for the study of history in the Washington area are extraordinary, and many students find opportunities to witness firsthand history-making events in this capital city. The history major ? traditionally a preparation for careers in law, business, teaching, research, and many other fields ? includes courses essential to the study of the European and American traditions. The requirements of the major are deliberately flexible to accommodate a variety of options within the discipline and with other fields of study. Internship opportunities in the Washington area are outstanding. The study abroad program offers internship and study programs in numerous locations. The most popular destinations include England, Ireland, and Italy. History majors are encouraged to consider a minor concentration in another discipline. Upon successful completion of the history program, students will be able to demonstrate the ability to analyze and assess critically primary and secondary sources within their historical contexts; demonstrate the ability to interpret history through research and synthesis of evidentiary sources and application of theory and method; and demonstrate the ability to apply historical knowledge effectively through the construction and communication of oral and written arguments in a professional forum.
Program overview
Main Subject
History
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
The study of history aims to improve an understanding of the modern world through a perspective that enables evaluation of both its mature and its underdeveloped conditions. The history program at Marymount focuses primarily on the areas of European and American history. Resources for the study of history in the Washington area are extraordinary, and many students find opportunities to witness firsthand history-making events in this capital city. The history major ? traditionally a preparation for careers in law, business, teaching, research, and many other fields ? includes courses essential to the study of the European and American traditions. The requirements of the major are deliberately flexible to accommodate a variety of options within the discipline and with other fields of study. Internship opportunities in the Washington area are outstanding. The study abroad program offers internship and study programs in numerous locations. The most popular destinations include England, Ireland, and Italy. History majors are encouraged to consider a minor concentration in another discipline. Upon successful completion of the history program, students will be able to demonstrate the ability to analyze and assess critically primary and secondary sources within their historical contexts; demonstrate the ability to interpret history through research and synthesis of evidentiary sources and application of theory and method; and demonstrate the ability to apply historical knowledge effectively through the construction and communication of oral and written arguments in a professional forum.
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Marymount University offers undergraduate majors, minors, and certificates in a variety of disciplines, as well as opportunities to earn teaching licensure or prepare for further study through a pre-professional program. Some programs offer highly qualified students a chance to accelerate their work toward a graduate degree through a combined bachelor's/master's approach, with many programs having earned accreditation or approval from prestigious organizations.
B.A. in History
48 monthsProgram duration
HistoryMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
History
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Program overview
Main Subject
History
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Admission requirements
Exam Scores
Tuition fee and scholarships
Scholarships
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