Our courses give students an expansive understanding of the evolution of civilizations,
peoples, countries and institutions. With courses covering all geographic spaces and
time periods and particular specializations in U.S. West and military history, students
with a variety of interests and career goals will find a home in the Department of
History’s online program.
The College of Arts and Sciences offers comprehensive online degrees to fit your busy
schedule. Using the latest technologies, we put history courses within reach of students
who are not able to attend classes on campus or commit to full-time, face-to-face
enrollment due to the time constraints of working full-time or raising a family.
Curriculum
The history B.A. requires a total of 120 credit hours. Along with basic general education
and Arts and Sciences requirements, history students take two survey courses in world,
western, or eastern civilizations, a methods course titled “Introduction to the Study
of History,” thirty hours of upper-division history courses, twelve hours of upper-division
courses in related humanities or social sciences fields, and a senior research seminar
or project. The flexibility of the degree allows students to complete a minor or a
second major often without additional hours.
Admissions
Find admission requirements for online, freshman, international, readmission, concurrent
and other students here:
Transfer Student Admissions and Transfer Credit Guide
You should apply as a transfer student if you have attempted a minimum of 7 semester
hours of college-level credit after graduation from high school. Want to know what
credits transfer? Check out the Transfer Credit Guide.