As a History graduate, you may be recognized in business and professional communities for your skills and abilities to:
- Research
- Communicate clearly and effectively
- Think and analyze critically
- Work with multiple sources
- Account for different perspectives
- Construct and support an argument
- Summarize and synthesize information
- Place events in context
- Collect and organize data
- Show sensitivity to cultural diversity, grounded in a solid understanding of the past
History is also a popular foundational degree, which you may use as a springboard into further education. Popular examples include:
- Teacher education programs
- Graduate studies
- Law school
- Museum and archival studies
- Public history programs
- Library and information systems
- Business programs
- TESL
Our graduates end up pursuing a variety of careers. Our alumni are:
- Teachers
- Lawyers
- School administrators
- Civil servants
- Information managers
- Librarians
- Financial analysts and advisors
- Curators
- Archivists
- Public historians
- Researchers
- Business owners
- Business managers
- ESL instructors
- Marketing coordinators and assistants