📘 Program Name: BA (Bachelor of Arts) in History

⏳ Program Duration: 3-4 Years (Full-Time)
💻 Delivery Mode: On-Campus
🎓 Degree Awarded By: Arizona International University

🌍 Program Overview

The BA History program offers a comprehensive exploration of world civilizations, significant historical events, and the evolution of societies. Students will develop critical thinking, research, and analytical skills while studying diverse cultures, conflicts, ideologies, and transformations. Graduates are prepared for careers in education, public history, research, journalism, government service, and beyond.

📚 Curriculum Highlights

Core and elective courses include:

• Introduction to World History – Overview of major civilizations and global patterns.

• Ancient Civilizations – Study the origins of early societies like Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece, and Rome.

• Medieval History – Dive into the Middle Ages and feudal systems.

• History of Modern Europe – Analyze revolutions, industrialization, and nation-building.

• American History – Trace the development of the U.S. from colonial times to contemporary society.

• Global History – Understand globalization, imperialism, and decolonization.

• History of Ideas – Explore intellectual movements and philosophies.

• Cultural and Social History – Examine art, literature, and everyday life.

• Historical Research Methods – Learn to evaluate sources and conduct research.

• History of Law and Governance – Evolution of legal systems and political institutions.

• Public History and Museum Studies – Study preserving and presenting history.

🎯 Specializations Available

Specialize in areas such as:

• Ancient and Classical History – Study great empires and ancient cultures.

• Medieval and Renaissance Studies – Explore transformative historical periods in Europe and Islam.

• Global and Comparative History – Compare civilizations and global patterns.

• American Studies – Focus on U.S. history, culture, and politics.

• Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies – Learn about preservation and archival work.

• Conflict and Peace Studies – Analyze wars, revolutions, and peace-building efforts.

🎯 Career Outcomes

Graduates can pursue careers such as:

• Historian – Conduct research and contribute to academic or public knowledge.

• Archivist or Curator – Manage historical documents, artifacts, and museum collections.

• Educator/Professor – Teach history at secondary or post-secondary levels.

• Journalist or Writer – Produce historical analyses for media.

• Public Policy Advisor – Provide historical context for policymaking.

• Cultural Resource Manager – Work in heritage conservation.

• NGO or International Relations Officer – Support humanitarian projects with historical expertise.

• Legal Researcher – Assist with historical legal research.

• Tour Guide or Heritage Interpreter – Educate the public at historical sites.

🌐 Global Exposure & Partnerships

Gain real-world experience and an international perspective through:

• Study Abroad opportunities to explore historical landmarks.

• Partnerships with Museums and Cultural Institutions for internships.

• Workshops, Conferences, and Guest Lectures with renowned historians.

📝 Admission Requirements

• High School Diploma or equivalent (minimum GPA of 2.5).

• Statement of Purpose detailing your passion for history and academic goals.

• Academic Writing Sample (optional but recommended).

• Letters of Recommendation (optional).

• English Proficiency: IELTS 6.0 / TOEFL iBT 70 / AIU English Test.

💰 Tuition & Financial Aid

• Annual Tuition: $9,000 – $12,000 (depending on campus and delivery mode).

• Scholarships and Need-Based Financial Aid available.

• Work-Study Programs and Paid Internships available.