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500-1500 HI-104 Contemporary Europe I HI-105 Contemporary Europe II HI-106 Topics in U.S. History majors are required to pick three areas of study within the major for a total of 18 credits at the introductory (100) level:Īrea Studies HI-102 Ancient Greece and Rome HI-103 Medieval Europe c. All history majors are also required to take one non-western history course which are also listed below area study courses. In addition to these major’s only courses, students have the opportunity to focus their interests by taking three area related courses at the introductory (100) level all of which can be found below. In addition to m any history majors choose to add a second major and/ or minors.Īll history majors do a capstone project that is scaffolded through a freshman introductory course, a sophomore seminar, a junior research seminar, and a senior writing seminar to craft one’s thesis. The remaining credits needed can be filled with enjoyment classes. The history major consists of 36 credits.

Other graduates have gone into a myriad of successful careers in a variety of fields which include museum and archival work, working at the federal, state, and local level, banking, and manufacturing.Worked in government agencies such as the Pennsylvania State Police, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, the Social Security Administration, the Food and Drug Administration, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, and the Central Intelligence Agency.

Some graduates went on to teach social studies at high schools around the country in California, Maryland, Virginia, Florida, Ohio, as well as local high schools throughout western Pennsylvania like Latrobe, Seneca Valley, Peters Township, Derry, Jefferson Hills, Norwin, and Butler.

Some have attended law at schools like Indiana University, Bloomington, University of Pittsburgh School of Law, Penn State University, Washington and Lee University, and the University of Dayton /// Washington and Lee University Law School, and Duquesne University Law School.

Graduates of Saint Vincent College have gone on to continue their education at prestigious schools such as Villanova University, George Washington University, Michigan State University, Kings College (London), University of Leeds (England), North Carolina State University, Lehigh University, West Virginia University, Duquesne University, University of Washington, American University, and Drexel University /// Syracuse University, Johns Hopkins University, Boston College, Carnegie Mellon University, and Baylor University.

Recent History majors have gone on to do the following careers after graduation: Obtaining a degree in history from Saint Vincent College will provide graduates with a variety of opportunities.