Year 1 Sample Courses
- Introduction to Information Technology
- Western Civilization to 1517/Since 1517
- Foreign Language 1 and 2
- English Composition and Literature
- Introduction to American National Government
Study the past to understand our present with a Bachelor of Arts in History.
History explores the past, analyzes human experiences and choices, and provides observations into our present moment. By studying history, you will gain a deeper understanding of societies, cultures, and events that have shaped our world. Explore the progression of technology, politics, faith, culture, and social change that informs the global context we live in today. Research and provide critical analysis, learn to interpret the past, think deeply about human problems, and learn how the Christian faith influences the conclusions we make, all while developing and sharpening your own communication and analytical skills.
This program prepares you for paths in education, public service, cross-cultural ministry, law, journalism, and other opportunities that require strong analytical and critical thinking skills with a global understanding of the world and its people. Take the next step with a Bachelor of Arts in History at NGU.
A bachelor’s degree in History will equip you with the coursework you need to lay a solid educational foundation and pursue further studies upon graduating from NGU, if you wish.
At North Greenville University, you will grow academically and spiritually to become the transformational leader God has uniquely called you to be. All courses are taught from a Christ-centered perspective, integrating faith and learning. Wherever you are, NGU is here to help you reach your academic and professional goals.
Equip students to understand history and lay a solid foundation of analytics and communication skills so they can pursue graduate-level studies if they wish and prepare them for their desired career path.
North Greenville University (NGU) admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.