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The history program equips you with a comprehensive grounding in historical studies, emphasizing experiential, participatory education. You'll build core competencies in historical analysis and investigative techniques while enhancing your ability to engage as a knowledgeable member of our interconnected global community. Through dynamic classroom discussions, you'll examine the significance of historical occurrences and gain a nuanced understanding of both your personal heritage and worldwide historical narratives. Our varied course offerings span extensive subjects in U.S. history alongside comprehensive studies of global regions—Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. An educator-focused pathway prepares future Massachusetts K-12 teachers with essential knowledge for instructing the state's social studies program.
Discover the uniqueness of bygone eras and grasp the scope of human existence
Master techniques for gathering, evaluating, structuring, interrogating, combining, and analyzing intricate information
Examine historical events through diverse viewpoints
Acquire historical skills through practice: creating research initiatives, conducting investigations, examining original documents, and formulating insights
Construct compelling arguments supported by varied evidentiary sources
Achieve broad comprehension while pursuing specialized interests in specific periods, locations, and historical inquiries