Bachelor in Public History Central Michigan University

Program Description

We can only know where we’re going if we know where we’ve been. Dive into the political, economic, cultural and social life of past civilizations to enrich your understanding of the present — and the future. A public history degree prepares you to apply lessons from history to real-world problems. A degree in public history is a dynamic field that prepares you to share your passion for the past with others. As a public historian, you could work as a writer, researcher, curator, archivist, or teacher, interpreting our shared heritage and shaping public understanding of the past. Our public history degree program offers a strong foundation in core courses, such as: Archaeology of the Americas Role of History in Society Origins of the United States You can also tailor your studies to your interests with electives in Indian cultures, oral history, natural resource management, and more.

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