History
Learn from scholars in areas that include humanitarian law, women’s history, and social inequality who will guide you in your individually tailored program.
Program Overview
History at Bryant
Through training in historical studies at Bryant you can establish yourself as an emerging scholar prepared for a variety of post-graduate opportunities. Develop insight through knowledge of historical perspectives as you explore solutions to challenges facing the world.
Program Features
- Engage with world-class historians, teachers, and mentors who share their research and expertise in the classroom and beyond.
- Immerse yourself in internships available at the many rich historical resources in New England and in Washington, D.C.
- Work closely with your faculty advisor in a Capstone course that culminates in a substantial original research paper or project.
- Present your scholarship under faculty guidance at professional conferences such as the New England Historical Association.
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Cross-Disciplinary Advantage
- A strong liberal arts foundation develops critical thinking and communication skills essential for success and continuous growth in every field.
- Your business minor will be a competitive advantage that highlights the acumen and problem-solving abilities cultivated through real-world projects
- Whether you pursue grad school or begin a career after graduation, the credentials of your major and minor distinguish you.
A curatorial internship at the famed Guggenheim Museum leading to a career in the arts.
More Than a Major
- Honors Program
- Internships
- Research
- Resident Assistant
- Clubs
A Connected Community
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The Bryant Difference
Where Our Students Go
Graduates of Bryant’s History program go on to prestigious graduate schools and are in demand by business, government, and nonprofit organizations.
- AmeriCorps VISTA
- Georgetown University
- Lightspeed GMI
- Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
- Roger Williams University
- Suffolk University
- The 2Seeds Network
- University of Massachusetts Boston
- University of West Florida
Experiential Learning Opportunities
Career Education Opportunities
- Shadow and network with accomplished History alumni to explore different paths.
- Secure a History internship, available in various sectors, through our nationally recognized Amica Center for Career Education.
- Discuss career opportunities with recruiters from 100+ prestigious organizations at on-campus career fairs.
Clubs/Organizations
- Bryant Debaters
- Student Senate representative
- Model United Nations
- Phi Alpha Theta, the National History Honor Society
Service
- Management 200 service-learning class
- Giving for Good Marketplace student organizer
International
- Participate in Sophomore International Experience
- Immerse yourself in the History, Law, and the Holocaust travel/learning experience that includes visits to Cracow and Nuremberg
Research
- Honors Program
- Present original research at Research and Engagement Day
Inspiring Faculty
Our faculty are award-winning educators, mentors, and scholars, with expertise in fields including international humanitarian law, race relations, and women’s history. Among them is:
Professor of History and Legal Studies