History Major (ARTS )

History is a study of the past events, people, societies, and cultures. This course covers various historical periods, ranging from ancient civilizations to modern times, and explores the political, economic, social, and cultural developments of different regions of the world.

Students will analyze primary and secondary sources, learn about different historical perspectives, and develop critical thinking and research skills.

Career Options:

1. Historian
2. Archivist
3. Museum Curator
4. Researcher
5. Teacher
6. Journalist
7. Writer
8. Lawyer
9. Civil Service Officer

Exams:

1. Graduate Record Examination (GRE)
2. Civil Services Examination
3. Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)
4. National Eligibility Test (NET) / State Eligibility Test (SET)
5. Common Admission Test (CAT)

1. Identify major historical events, people, and movements from different time periods and regions of the world.
2. Analyze primary and secondary sources to understand historical events and draw conclusions about their significance.
3. Demonstrate an understanding of historical perspectives and how they shape the interpretation of events.
4. Evaluate the impact of historical events on contemporary society and culture.
5. Develop effective research skills and use appropriate methods to find and evaluate historical sources.
6. Communicate effectively about historical topics through written and oral presentations.