Bachelor Of Arts - History

Program overview

The Bachelor of Arts in History at the University of New Brunswick (UNB) offers students a comprehensive understanding of the past and its impact on the present and future. This program emphasizes the importance of interpreting historical events and trends, equipping students with the skills to analyze and understand the complexities of human experiences. With a diverse range of courses and concentrations, students are taught by professors recognized for their cutting-edge research. The intimate class sizes foster a warm and welcoming atmosphere, allowing for meaningful interactions between students and faculty.

Program structure

The Bachelor of Arts in History program at UNB is designed to provide a robust educational experience that spans various historical themes and methodologies. The program is structured as follows:

• Program Length: Typically completed in four years.
• Available as a major or honours program.
• Hands-on learning opportunities through a Travel Study program.
• Participation in the Faculty of Arts internship program.
• Employment opportunities with professors or research centres.
• Contributions to the undergraduate scholarly journal, Timepieces.

This structure ensures that students not only gain theoretical knowledge but also practical experience that enhances their learning journey.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on learning through a Travel Study program that allows students to explore historical sites.
• Internship opportunities within the Faculty of Arts, providing real-world experience.
• Employment opportunities with professors or research centres, enhancing academic and professional skills.
• Contributions to the undergraduate scholarly journal, Timepieces, fostering research and writing skills.

Career Options

• Writer and Editor: Crafting and refining written content for various publications and media.
• Researcher: Conducting in-depth studies and analyses on historical topics for academic or commercial purposes.
• Archivist: Managing and preserving historical documents and records in libraries or museums.
• Librarian: Assisting patrons in accessing information and managing library resources.
• Curator: Overseeing collections in museums or galleries, focusing on historical artifacts.
• Heritage Worker: Promoting and preserving cultural heritage through various initiatives.
• Advocate for Non-Governmental Organizations: Working to support social causes and community initiatives.
• Lawyer: Pursuing further education to practice law, utilizing historical knowledge in legal contexts.
• Teacher: Educating future generations about history, requiring further education for certification.

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