The Bachelor of Arts in History at John Cabot University provides you with the intellectual breadth and analytical skills to understand how past events shape our present. This undergraduate degree is designed for curious students who seek to interpret and question the cultural, social, economic, and political factors influencing societal change over time. You will develop a deep understanding of historical analysis, critical reading, and research methodologies, engaging with diverse historical periods and global developments. By exploring topics from Ancient History to Modern History and the Long Term History of Globalization, you will build a robust foundation for academic and professional success.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over four years, engaging with a curriculum that includes core courses like Introduction to Western Civilization and Doing History, alongside specialized electives. A key feature of the programme is the opportunity to undertake a Senior Thesis (HM 460 Research and Writing in the Humanities, HS 480 Senior Thesis), allowing you to conduct in-depth independent research. You will work closely with faculty to hone your research and writing abilities, preparing you for graduate studies in history or related fields, law school, teacher training, or careers demanding strong analytical and communication skills.