History - Idaho State University

History from Idaho State University is a Campus Associate History degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. The History curriculum ensures that students study a range of topics and develop analytical skills in research and writing. Students should confer with an advisor in the History Department each semester before registration as they choose specific courses. Checklists for each curriculum program available in History can be obtained in the History Department office (LA 332). Students who plan to major in history through the College of Education have slightly different requirements from students seeking a Bachelor of Arts in history through the College of Arts and Sciences. Those in Education should choose an advisor in both the College of Education and the History Department to advise them in designing their program of study. Mapping Historical Thinking Objectives The study of history involves more than the acquisition of knowledge; it also requires developing a way of thinking. Therefore, the Department of History has developed nine Historical Thinking Objectives as a guide to the design of the undergraduate curriculum, and the department's course offerings help students to develop towards these goals. This chart shows students what they can expect from a specific course in terms of whether the course introduces, reinforces, or emphasizes the department's Historical Thinking Objectives. The department uses this chart to ensure that collectively its course offerings provide students the necessary training to succeed in the required curriculum. View more details on Idaho State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related History courses.