History - Geneva College

History from Geneva College is a Campus Bachelor History degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. The History major at Geneva College encourages students to develop an historical imagination for the ?how's and why's? of history as much as the ?what's, when's, and where's,? and to articulate their findings. It particularly seeks to help students approach the past in the spirit of biblical faithfulness. The major is intended to complement Geneva's core curriculum and to encourage students to gain a liberal arts background as the basis for future development and contributions to the Christian community and society. Why choose history at Geneva College? Students are encouraged to spend a semester studying abroad Internships, including the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh (an affiliate of the Smithsonian) and positions through the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. Experienced faculty specializing in areas such as international terrorism and the Great Depression. Faculty seek to develop close working relationships with all history majors and guide them toward a vocation that fits their gifts and interests. Independent studies are available. Understand the past and the contemporary world from a biblical perspective. Some classes you might take Modern Africa Middle East U.S. Foreign Policy American Religious History What can you do with a history degree? Build a solid foundation for graduate school or a career in a variety of fields, including: Teaching in public or private schools Museums Higher education Journalism Library science Law Ministry View more details on Geneva College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related History courses.