BA in History - Military History in Manchester United States | Southern New Hampshire University

Pursuing a history degree at Southern New Hampshire University provides a comprehensive grounding in U.S. history and Western civilization, primarily through direct engagement with original documents. Working closely with your academic advisor, you'll customize your history program by selecting courses across disciplines. Specialize in American, European, or Military history, or structure your Bachelor of Arts in History around thematic focuses like religious studies, African-American history, political science, social movements, intellectual thought, or economic developments. SNHU's history program offers both breadth and adaptability, enabling you to align your studies with your personal interests.
History majors at SNHU develop the ability to critically assess historical decisions and their lasting impacts on modern society. The program emphasizes honing analytical reasoning and communication abilities through rigorous study of historical artifacts - including documents, visual materials, physical objects, and geographic sites - and constructing well-supported historical interpretations.
Explore the reciprocal relationship between warfare and societal evolution through SNHU's Military History concentration within the Bachelor of Arts in History program.
This military history specialization provides meaningful insights into how armed conflicts have transformed civilizations by examining pivotal events through critical reading and discussion.

Career Pathways & Practical Experience
History graduates enter diverse fields such as journalism, community leadership, government service, and beyond. Many professionals in law, education, and economics begin with history degrees, though these careers typically require further specialization. Unlike narrowly focused majors, a history BA equips students with versatile skills applicable to numerous professional paths.
Through internships and international study programs, students connect academic knowledge with real-world applications. We strongly recommend these experiential learning opportunities during undergraduate studies. Past students have gained experience at museums, historical institutions, corporate settings, and through study abroad programs in countries including Ireland, Italy, and England.