The History program propels students into the dynamic history of the world. In addition to studying World Civilization, students progress through European, Non-Western, and American histories by delving into the narratives of each period. Though the study of History crosses many periods and locations, the present day is also an integral part of each student's experience at Limestone. This allows students to construct an understanding of how past and present connect and influence our understandings of the history of the world.
Related Occupations
History is a popular program of study for entry into law schools and theological seminaries. History is also an excellent academic background for careers in journalism, telecommunications, museums, government, and Foreign Service, or business management (combine history with accounting or marketing).
* This major includes one AWE course (3 credit hours)
HI304 and 307 count as 6 hours toward the 9 hours of Non-American hours required for all History majors.
HI342 counts as 3 hours toward the 9 hours required for American courses required for all History majors.
HI343 counts as 3 hours toward the 9 hours required for American courses required for all History majors.
HI325 counts as 3 hours toward the 9 hours required for Non-American courses required for all History majors.