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Gain a deep understanding of historical events, cultural perspectives and societal changes to complement a wide range of majors, including education, research, law and more. The minor consists of 18 credit hours.

Prepare for a career in teaching or for graduate study in history. The history major is also an excellent foundation for a career in law, library science, international work, foreign service, the ministry, business, government, and archival and museum work. You will also have the opportunity to engage in the Honors Program, which includes specialized courses and work.

Pursue your passion for history and deepen your expertise in a broad subject area. This program is perfect for pre-doctoral students, secondary school teachers seeking additional enrichment and those interested in pursuing careers in public history.

Develop insights into recruitment, employee training and development, labor relations and other crucial aspects of HR that can enhance your marketability in various industries and organizations. The minor consists of 15 credit hours.

Develop the leadership, decision-making and motivational skills needed to successfully organize and coordinate a company's most important assets. You will also gain the foundational skills needed to start your own business or engage in other entrepreneurial activities.