Study the past to better understand the present! Greenville University's programs in History equip you to succeed in graduate school or in a wide range of professions that require critical thinking, clear communication, and ethical conduct. Example fields include: politics, law, government, business, education, public and civil service, media, and more.
Upon completing their History degree at Greenville University, students will be able to:
1. Express mastery of historical knowledge: Students will demonstrate an advanced understanding of historical developments in multiple world regions and of the development of the historical discipline in relation to related fields of inquiry.
2. Demonstrate historical thinking: Students will demonstrate a comprehension of continuity and change over time, an awareness of how our world is shaped by its past, and an appreciation for the role that Christian faith can play in historical scholarship.
3. Engage in historical research: Students will demonstrate an ability to frame historical questions, access and evaluate primary and secondary sources and effectively communicate their findings.
GU in a View
Critical and creative thinking
Learn how to write clearly, think critically, and solve problems. Become skilled at developing and defending ideas through research and strong communication. Engage in dialogue that integrates the study of the past with current issues in politics, society, and economics.
Why GU
Deepen Your Education
We’re a liberal arts school. That means you get a holistic education that introduces you to many subjects and ideas, helping you grow your interests and skills.
Faith-based
Learn to incorporate your faith into both your studies and your career.
Study in Israel
Stand on the shores of the Sea of Galilee, walk the streets that Jesus walked in Jerusalem, and visit other biblical sites in a three-week exploration of the land of Israel. Study scripture against its historical and geographical backdrop.
