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Put your History degree to work pursuing a career that interests and challenges you. History majors discover and maintain records of the human past, forming an indispensable background for all other areas of knowledge. History majors learn to research and contextualize information, producing sharp, insightful analyses and evidence-based conclusions.  

History majors show the kind of deep cultural understanding and sensitivity that is required for clear-sighted, problem-solving analysis of our past and present to create a better future. Perhaps most important of all, History majors are educated beyond a narrow curriculum geared towards a specific job; instead, they acquire the ability to remain intellectually flexible and to transfer their skills across career opportunities and environments. 

Explore the ways to use your History education during a career conversation with the .