History - Fordham University

History from Fordham University is a Campus Bachelor History degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. Historical understanding is the foundation of the liberal arts education received at Fordham University . Most students take at least two History courses during their undergraduate careers and many are inspired to take more. Courses taught in the Department of History at the undergraduate level cover a wide range of historical cultures, subjects, and themes ??? from medieval warfare to the war in Vietnam, from early monasticism to sexual revolutions, from technology to food. Graduate study centers on five major areas: Gender, Latin America, Medieval Europe, Modern Europe, and the United States. It is also possible for graduate students to develop a more specialized program of study along national lines (we are especially strong in the history of the British Isles, Germany, Italy and France from the middle ages to modern times), or thematic concerns such as cultural or intellectual history. The History Faculty at Fordham University are dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in teaching, research and University and professional service. Many members of the Department have been distinguished with University teaching awards, book awards, and prestigious fellowships, as well as publishing their research in well-known journals and . with highly respected presses. Many have been called up on to assume high office in professional organizations and within the University. Engaged and responsible members of the Fordham community, History faculty are also deeply involved in the creation, administration and content of many interdisciplinary programs such as American Studies, Irish Studies, Latin American and Latino Studies, Medieval Studies, Peace and Justice Studies, Women???s Studies, and more. View more details on Fordham University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related History courses.