BA in History - Regional and Global Histories in Boston United States | Suffolk University

As a history major, curiosity is essential. You'll transform into a detective exploring the ideas, driving forces, and events that molded our civilization, all while learning in one of the world's most historically rich cities. At Suffolk, you'll refine your analytical and critical-thinking abilities to understand the past, make sense of the present, and envision what lies ahead.
Tailor your education by focusing on U.S. history, regional and global histories, or public history. No matter your choice, you won't merely learn about history—you'll actively participate in it. Suffolk professors foster lively discussions and thorough research, equipping you for careers demanding insightful questioning and articulate responses, whether in law, education, journalism, or business. You'll also gain unique opportunities to earn academic credit through internships at prestigious local institutions like the USS Constitution Museum and Massachusetts Historical Society. Enjoy exclusive access to rare archival materials, including those housed at the Boston Public Library. Specialize in areas like African, Asian, American, or women's history with advanced courses designed for your interests. Additionally, Suffolk hosts a chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, the prestigious national history honor society. The Regional and Global Histories Concentration lets you explore the interconnected pasts of Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, examining nation-states, worldwide migrations, diasporas, and historical and contemporary economic globalization.