Graduate Programs

Why study history at the graduate level?

Our history department has a rich tradition of supporting students from diverse backgrounds with a wide range of academic goals.

Whether you are learning online or on campus, our world-renowned faculty will provide opportunities that make sense for you.

A history-related master's degree will help you secure a career in academia, public history, business, government or law. You can also train for the classroom as an in-service teacher.

Master's degrees

Deepen your knowledge of history. Get a focused look to pursue careers in research, education or other pathways.

Master's

History (MA)

Dive into a comprehensive study of the past. Learn about wars, discoveries, rulers, cultures and more.

Master's

History education (MSEd)

Pass along your history knowledge. Develop curriculum and increase student success rates in schools.

Accelerated master's degrees

Start earning graduate credit toward a master's degree while you finish up your major.

Certificates

Zero in on a specific historical landscape. Supplement your degree path with certificate.

Certificate

United States history

Deepen your understanding of United States history, from its foundation to modern day.

Certificate

World history

From the ancient world to the modern era, develop a global perspective on the story of humanity.

Get an education that fits your needs

Whether you are pursuing personal growth or looking for new academic opportunities, we can help you learn wherever you're at in life.

Job training opportunities

Improve your employability and apply your knowledge in the real-world.