Bachelor of Arts - History and Political Science

At Dominican, the field of History centers on developing vital and transferable skills for success in life after college, such as useful research tools, effective communication, writing and critical thinking. Additional opportunities in the program, including internships (required), language skills-building, study abroad experiences, digital literacy, and project-based learning, actively prepare students for a variety of career paths.

Students of the world’s history and cultures are empowered to be global thinkers and productive citizens at a time when cultural literacy and sensitivity are critical to success. Graduates develop the analytical and communication skills to be competitive in the job market, to apply for graduate and professional programs, and to thrive in an ever-changing interdependent world.

The History major prepares students for a variety of careers in the public, corporate and non-profit sectors, including, but not limited to, the fields of teaching, law, law-enforcement, journalism, writing/editing, information management, public history, archival science, and civil service.