History

The Bachelor's Degree in History at Cedarville College provides an in-depth exploration of historical events, contexts, and nuances that have shaped societies throughout the ages. The program covers a wide array of topics encompassing political, social, economic, and cultural histories from various parts of the world. Students will delve into both Western and non-Western histories, enabling them to develop a well-rounded understanding of global contexts.

Students will engage in critical analysis of primary and secondary sources, enhancing their research and writing skills. The program typically includes core courses such as Historiography, American History, European History, and History of the Middle East, along with opportunities for internships and practical experiences that enrich classroom learning. Through comprehensive discussions, presentations, and research projects, students acquire valuable analytical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Cedarville’s vibrant cultural and intellectual environment offers international students the unique chance to study in a setting that values history's role in shaping contemporary issues. The USA's diverse heritage provides a living context for historical study and allows students to understand the complexities of history in real time.

Prospective students typically must have completed secondary education with a strong emphasis on humanities and social sciences. It is beneficial for applicants to have coursework or advanced placements in history, literature, and writing. Also, a personal statement reflecting interest in the field of history and relevant extracurricular activities may be requested.

Applicants should demonstrate proficiency in English through standardized testing, such as achieving a minimum IELTS score of 6.5 or a TOEFL score of 80. Students are encouraged to check specific requirements directly with the university for different tests and scoring criteria.

International students must obtain a student visa and are required to submit several documents, including proof of acceptance, financial capability, and transcripts. Ensure to consult the university's international office for the exact documentation needed to apply for a visa.

• Historian
• Archivist
• Museum curator
• History teacher
• Research analyst
• Political consultant
• Public policy advisor