MA in History in Chicago United States | Loyola University Chicago

Loyola University Chicago's MA in History program nurtures your passion for exploring the past while developing a comprehensive grasp of global historical narratives. You'll refine your research capabilities, analytical skills, and interpretation of historical sources while mastering the art of presenting complex ideas clearly.
This 30-credit graduate program equips you for diverse professional paths such as historical educator, archival specialist, or research historian. You'll benefit from personalized guidance by committed faculty members throughout your historical studies journey. The curriculum covers essential historical methodologies, historiographical approaches, and specialized knowledge under the instruction of seasoned historians. The program emphasizes Public History alongside US Social and Cultural History, with concentrations available in Urban Studies, Digital Humanities, Gender Studies, and International History.
Upon earning your History MA, you'll be qualified for positions in educational institutions, public service organizations, cultural establishments, corporate environments, and beyond. You'll acquire sought-after competencies including superior communication, sophisticated research and analysis techniques, and the capacity to examine challenges through both historical and worldwide lenses.

Potential career paths encompass: Policy analyst, History writer, Research historian
As part of the nationwide Jesuit educational consortium comprising 27 institutions, Loyola graduates enjoy access to extensive career resources including professional counseling, resume workshops, interview preparation, job expos, and employment databases through our Career Services department, plus reciprocal services at all Jesuit-affiliated universities across the United States.