HS 455: Stories From Wartime
Critically examine modern conflict and explore the variety of ways those affected by conflict have sought to find meaning in their experience.
History
Bachelor of Arts
The more you know about the past, the better prepared you are for the future.
The study of history centers on analyzing change over time—historical contingency—and the deep continuities shaping our historic contexts. It equips students with tools for critically thinking about the world they have inherited and empowers them with the questions and ideas to assess how they will participate in that world. Our curriculum is rich in its global expanse as well as the range of methodological approaches, all of which keep our Jesuit values of social justice at the fore. Studying history at Regis helps students cultivate empathy and inhabit perspectives unfamiliar from their own.
Cultivating skills of critical thinking and reflection alongside oral and written communication, the history major at Regis is the basis for a wide range of career paths. It prepares students for careers including education and professional writing, public service and government employment, library studies/archival expertise and museum curation and public history, among others. Equally important, a history major will prepare you for a lifetime of learning and critical, ethical engagement with your community, both locally and globally.
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Program Snapshot
Course Format
On-campus courses
Academic Term
16-week semesters
Priority Application Deadlines
Early Action: Oct. 15
First-Year Students: Jan. 1
Transfer Students: June 1
Sample History Classes
HS 461: Indigenous Histories
Explores indigenous responses, narratives and historical experiences in relation to colonization across the Americas from the 16th century to the present
HS 476: Human Rights in Africa and the Middle East
Examines the history of the human rights movement and humanitarianism in Africa and the Middle East over the last 150 years.
Program Details
Get all the details on our B.A. History program, including course requirements and application materials.
History Career Paths
Government
A career in government involves working within public sector agencies at the local, state or federal level to plan, implement and manage public policies, services and regulations.
Secondary Education
Teachers and administrators who work with middle school and high school students. (The State of Colorado requires all social studies teachers to major in a degree such as history)
Law
One of the most common career paths for history majors is to attend law school and go into the legal profession, which draws on their skills in detail-oriented research, analytical writing and evidence-based argumentation.
Historian
Historians research and study events of the past. Historians are known for analyzing historical data and determining whether it is authentic or not.
Librarian
Librarians are responsible for managing the book catalog and providing resources or assistance with research. Librarians should expect to interact with people and provide customer service on a daily basis.
Archivist
Archivists are responsible for preserving and managing historical artifacts. Archivists are normally employed by private and public sector organizations.
Choose Jesuit Education
Regis University follows in the heritage of the Jesuit Catholic order, prioritizing the development of the whole person while preparing you for the modern world. Learn more about our tradition of excellence and the benefits of a Jesuit education.
How to Apply
To apply to the B.A. History program, you will need:
- Completed online application
- Official high school transcripts
- Personal statement
The first step in the application process is to contact an admissions counselor, who can help you through the entire application process, evaluate your prior learning credit (AP, IB, etc.) and provide information regarding financial aid and tuition assistance.
Tuition for the 2027-2028 academic year (fall/spring): $48,440
Thanks to scholarships and grants, most first-year undergraduate Regis students pay less than the full tuition amount, making a Regis education more affordable than you might think.
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Your total cost of attendance will include tuition, fees, books and other costs like basic living expenses, but the net price you pay may be lower after any scholarships and grants you might receive.
A Culture of Excellence
The Bachelor of Arts in History is offered by the History Department within Regis College.