Concentration Areas
All students pursuing the Bachelor of Science in History may select a concentration area as a specialization for their Degree. We offer the following areas of concentration:
General Education Concentration
The Bachelor of Science in History with a concentration in General Education offers a rigorous curriculum, emphasizing knowledge, communication, critical reasoning, research, and on-the-job experience.
The program is designed to allow you to develop the skills you will need to enter the workforce in government, business, teaching, and public history, or to prepare for graduate or law school.
Requirements
The General concentration requires a total of 42 credit hours.
Secondary Education Concentration
The Bachelor of Science in History with a concentration in Secondary prepares students for teaching at the middle and high school level. Students will also work closely with the Teacher Education Program to gain the experience and necessary skills to thrive, lead, and innovate in the classroom.
The program also provides students with foundational knowledge in the following:
- Human Development
- Childhood Adolescence
- Educational Psychology
- Foundations of Education
- Educational Media and Technology
- And Much More!
Requirements
The Secondary Education concentration requires a total of 40 credit hours.
