History

Florida Atlantic’s history programs stand out for their flexibility, breadth, and real-world focus. You’ll work closely with faculty who are experts in U.S., European, and World history, and you’ll have opportunities to conduct original research, participate in internships, and access unique resources like the Weiner Spirit of America Collection. Whether you’re interested in public history, education, law, or business, you’ll find a supportive community and a curriculum designed to help you build practical skills and connect your studies to your goals.

Degrees Offered at Florida Atlantic

Undergraduate

  • Bachelor of Arts in History
  • Minor in History

Graduate

  • Master of Arts in History (with thesis and non-thesis tracks)
  • Combined BA/MA in History

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Educational Objectives & Student Outcomes

1. Develop critical thinking and analytical skills through the study of diverse historical periods and regions.
2. Build strong research abilities using primary and secondary sources.
3. Strengthen written and verbal communication skills for academic and professional success.
4. Prepare for careers in education, public history, law, government, business, and more.
5. Foster an understanding of global perspectives and cultural diversity.

1. Analyze and interpret historical evidence and arguments.
2. Communicate complex ideas clearly in writing and speech.
3. Conduct independent research and present findings effectively.
4. Apply historical knowledge to contemporary issues and decision-making.
5. Demonstrate cultural literacy and the ability to evaluate multiple viewpoints.
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Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters

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