University of Central Arkansas

Undergraduate Programs

The undergraduate program in history at UCA prepares its majors for career opportunities and for advanced course work on the graduate level.  Major requirements are broadly based to expose students to many historical cultures and time periods and also offer opportunities to specialize.  In the process, students develop research, analytical, and communications skills that transform them into historians.

History majors may choose between the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Sciences degree.  Students wishing to teach on the secondary level may do so with either degree (provided they complete the necessary teaching certification requirements), or they may pursue a  Bachelor of Science in Education, majoring in social science with an emphasis in history.

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Master's Program

The Department of History Master of Arts seeks to broaden and deepen the student's mastery of the historical discipline.  As such, it is suited to teachers desiring further study in the discipline, to students preparing for entrance into a doctoral program, and to those, who by reason of avocation or vocation, desire a more profound knowledge of history.  The Master of Arts program prepares students for a wide variety of career options ranging from teaching and business to journalism and public service.