History - Marquette University

History from Marquette University is a Campus Bachelor History degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. History explores every aspect of the human experience - politics, economics, religion, social issues, art - a discovery of our humanity and our complexity. History helps people think critically about the past, present and future. THE MARQUETTE ADVANTAGE A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE. You will begin your major with surveys that provide a global perspective on the past, and then choose six specialized courses on Western civilization, U.S., European, Latin American, Asian or African history. LEARN FROM THE PROFESSORS WHO ARE DOING THE RESEARCH. The classes they teach are drawn directly from their scholarly work about crime and punishment, children's history , religion and politics, comparative imperialism, Irish nationalism, urbanization - and Rock 'n Roll! BREADTH AND DEPTH. History majors have the chance to study the history and cultures of societies around the world in depth, through small group seminar, colloquia and senior experience courses. INTERN - AS A HISTORY MAJOR? You bet. Our students gain valuable - and relevant - experience through internships with the Milwaukee Art Museum, the Milwaukee Public Museum, City Hall and Old World Wisconsin. Don't forget about the Les Aspin Center for Government's Congressional internship program if you're looking to be a part of history as it's made on one of its brightest stages. PUBLIC HISTORY. Interested in working in a museum, serving as a guide in a National Park or at a historical site? Our program in public history is for you. View more details on Marquette University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related History courses.