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Are you passionate about history? Do you want to broaden your knowledge base? Do you want to improve your critical thinking, writing, communication, research, and analytic skills? Then the history major or minor is for you!

As a history major or minor in the ÃÛÌÒÉçÇø Michigan University Department of History, you will receive an in depth education on a wide range of fascinating historical topics, including:

• US, European, and World History
• Ancient, medieval, early modern and modern history
• History of Latin America, Africa, the Middle East and Asia
• Specialized topics, such as World War II and the Holocaust, slavery, sports, gender, the environment, the Renaissance, the history of food, and more!

Career options

The history major or Mminor prepares you for a wide range of careers, including law, government, politics, journalism, non-profit and non-governmental organizations, academia, business, and many others.

Developing your skills

The core skills you will develop in these courses—critical thinking, writing, constructing arguments, research, communication—are exactly the kinds of broad-based skills that employers routinely say they seek in college graduates, in addition to a . 

PROGRAM DETAILS

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• History major slip
• History minor slip

LEARN MORE

• Meet former students
• Visit a history advisor
• Meet the Department of History faculty
• Join Phi Alpha Theta (history honors society)
• Scholarships and grants

Resources

• Undergraduate handbook (under revision)
• History style sheet