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History, B.A.

The History, B.A. program at Whitworth University is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of historical events and issues. By studying history, students will learn to view events and issues through multiple perspectives, interpret their meaning, and make connections between the past and present.

Why Major in History at Whitworth?

Students who major in history at Whitworth will have the opportunity to learn from professors who are dedicated to rigorous academic inquiry and to their students. The program will challenge students to grow academically and personally, and provide them with valuable skills that can be applied to any career.

• Learn from professors who are experts in their field
• Take part in stimulating classroom discussions
• Gain hands-on experience through incredible internships
• Receive support as you consider your future career
• Take advantage of teaching assistantships
• Become a stronger writer, speaker, and critical thinker

Career Opportunities

Whitworth history graduates are prepared to apply their broad skill set to a variety of careers, including:

• Public history
• Public service
• Business
• Law
• Education
• Academia

Recent job placements include:

• Museum educator
• Public service and circulation supervisor
• Archivist
• Associate director
• Project administrator
• History and ELA teacher
• Administrative assistant
• Professor of political science
• Curatorial project manager

Graduate Studies

Many Whitworth history graduates go on to further their studies in top graduate programs at institutions including:

• George Washington University
• SUNY College at Oneonta's Cooperstown Graduate Program
• Washington State University
• University of Washington
• University of Pennsylvania
• The Johns Hopkins University
• Brandeis University
• University of Maryland
• University of Florida
• Boston University

Opportunities Outside the Classroom

The History department at Whitworth offers a variety of opportunities for students to engage with faculty and peers outside of the classroom, including:

• Attending conferences and local events
• Participating in off-campus study programs
• Joining the History Club
• Studying abroad in Europe or China

Related Majors

Students who are interested in the History, B.A. program may also want to explore related majors, including:

• History/Social Studies
• Political Science
• Sociology
• English

Academic Information

For more information about the History, B.A. program, including course requirements and faculty, please visit the Whitworth University website.