History

Program Overview

Our faculty are award-winning educators, mentors and scholars with expertise in international humanitarian law, race relations, and women's history. These caring and supportive professors get to know you as an individual in our close-knit, student-centered community. Through training in historical studies at Bryant. you can establish yourself as an emerging scholar prepared for a variety of post-graduate opportunities. 

• Engage with world-class historians, teachers, and mentors as you develop insight through examination of historical perspectives while exploring solutions to challenges facing the world.
• Immerse yourself in internships available at the many rich historical resources in New England and in Washington, D.C.
• A partnership with The Washington Center in the U.S. capital provides you with access to a variety of semester-log internships.
• Work closely with your faculty advisor in a Capstone course that culminates in a substantial original research paper or project.
• Have the potential to present your scholarship under faculty guidance at professional conferences such as the New England Historical Association.

• 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.