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A History major opens many doors. Graduates in History know
how to read carefully, analyze, think objectively, craft arguments, and
write well. These skills are necessary to a broad array of career paths,
which is why a History degree prepares students for many careers,
including, among others:
- Teaching
- Government Service and Public Administration
- Law
- Journalism and Communications
- Library Science
- Museum Studies and Archiving
- Public History
- Teaching
- Religious Studies
- Business
While the majority of Monmouth College majors go into secondary
education, many have taken advantage of our courses in Archiving in
order to pursue careers related to museums, historical sites,
archeology, document management, and public history.
One Monmouth College graduate is the chief curator of the Negro
Leagues Baseball Museum while another is an archivist at the John Deere
& Company Archives. Monmouth History graduates, however, have
successfully pursued a variety of careers —in
fact, we have graduates in all the fields listed above. |
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