Bachelor's Degree in History

The History program at Maryville University provides a strong foundation in liberal arts, equipping students with essential communication, research, and analytical skills. By studying history, you'll learn to interpret the past to better understand the present. This degree prepares you for a variety of career paths, including research, teaching, museum curatorship, and archival administration. It also serves as excellent preparation for graduate studies and professional exams in fields like law, international relations, library science, urban planning, and business.

Careers

A degree in history opens doors to a wide range of career opportunities. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects job growth for archivists and curators, driven by the increasing volume of information and public interest in cultural institutions. Overall, jobs for history majors are expected to grow by 13% through 2026.

• Archivist
• Curator
• Researcher
• Teacher
• Museum Administrator
• Archival Administrator