Course Overview

The History program at Pace University offers students a comprehensive exploration of global historical events, cultures, and societal developments. The curriculum is designed to develop critical thinking, research, and analytical skills through the study of primary sources and historical narratives. Students can choose from a variety of concentrations, including American, European, and non-Western history, tailoring their education to specific interests.

Unique Features

The program emphasizes experiential learning through internships, study abroad opportunities, and access to historical archives in New York City. Students benefit from proximity to cultural institutions and historical landmarks, enhancing their academic experience with real-world applications.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the History program are prepared for diverse career paths in education, public history, government, law, and nonprofit sectors. The skills acquired, such as research and communication, are highly transferable across industries.

Key Faculty and Staff

While specific faculty names are subject to change, the History department includes experienced professors with expertise in various historical periods and regions, often contributing to scholarly publications and public history projects.

Facilities and Partnerships

Students have access to Pace University’s libraries with extensive historical collections and digital resources. The university’s location in New York City provides unique partnerships with museums, historical societies, and cultural organizations for internships and collaborative projects.