History
Shape the future of our world with a sharp knowledge of the past through Malone’s history program
Malone’s history program will help you explore the past through a lens of faith, engaging with historical events and figures while considering how they intersect with Christian values and teachings. You’ll gain a deep understanding of historical contexts, develop critical thinking and analytical skills, and learn to communicate complex ideas effectively.
Rooted in the belief that history is not just a study of the past but a way to better understand God’s work in the world, a history degree at Malone prepares you to approach society’s challenges with wisdom, compassion, and a strong sense of purpose.
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A Christ-centered history degree: Preparing historians of the future
As a history major at Malone, you’ll have access to internship opportunities at local, state, national, and international levels through our renowned partnerships. You’ll also learn from faculty who bring global perspectives into the classroom. At Malone, we intentionally integrate the Christian faith into the curriculum, encouraging you to reflect on your vocation and how your career can align with your broader life purpose.
- Gain a fuller understanding of history with a focus on both Western and non-Western traditions.
- Grow in your appreciation for religious diversity, while focusing on how Christianity has shaped history over time.
Jobs and career paths with a history degree
Become a person who reads, writes, and thinks about our world with clarity while retaining personal humility and charity to others. Through hands-on experience and Christ-centered learning, you will graduate prepared to serve in rewarding roles such as:
- Cultural Resource Manager
- Genealogist
- Legal Assistant/Paralegal
- Political Campaign Manager
- History Teacher/Professor
- Archivist
- Public Policy Analyst
“Dan is the vice president of strategic initiatives at the American Energy Alliance in Washington, D.C., where he manages outreach to lawmakers on Capitol Hill and the advocacy efforts of the organization.”
Dan Ziegler ʼ06
Program Distinctives
Exploration of both western and non-western traditions
Our program provides a balanced perspective for you to explore the full breadth of human history by studying the rich, diverse cultures and histories of Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and other indigenous cultures worldwide. By examining historical events, ideas, and movements from multiple global perspectives, you will gain a more nuanced understanding of how different societies have shaped the modern world.
History Internship Opportunities
Through Malone’s history program, you will have opportunities for hands-on work alongside like-minded professionals in history fields who are shaping the future with their extensive knowledge of cultural events of the past.
Students have found rewarding internship opportunities in historical-centric internships, including:
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History Minors
Have you chosen another major but want to enhance your studies with a minor in history? You can do that at Malone!
You can also supplement your history major through programs such as:
Criminal and Restorative Justice minor
It takes strong yet empathetic leadership to make effective decisions! Our criminal and restorative justice minor supplements your course of study with a heart for the justice system that drives you to make positive changes in your community.
Global and International Studies minor
Malone’s global and international studies minor prepares you to interact with our interconnected world from a Christian perspective, emphasizing a commitment to serving the Church, community, and society as a whole. This interdisciplinary program is crafted to enhance your main area of study, broadening your knowledge in a specific field while integrating a global outlook.
Political Science minor
Engage with critical concepts that reveal how political systems function, how power is distributed, and how individual actions and societal influences intersect to create policy, laws, and governance. Our political science minor offers a unique opportunity to develop a nuanced understanding of the political landscape, preparing you to analyze and navigate the ever-evolving world of politics.
Selected Courses in this Program
- HIST 111 – World History I: The Ancient World to 1500
- HIST 112 – World History II: The Modern World
- HIST 211 – American History I: Colonial Era to the Civil War
- HIST 212 – American History II: Gilded Age to the Present
- HIST 323 – The Quakers
- HIST 324 – Medieval Europe
- HIST 442 – History Senior Seminar
Faith Integration
Malone’s history program is not just about understanding the past—it’s also about recognizing God’s work throughout time and across cultures. By studying the diverse cultures, histories, and experiences of people from all corners of the globe, students are challenged to consider how faith has shaped civilizations and how God’s truth is universal across societies. This holistic approach helps you gain a deeper understanding of the world while reflecting on your own role in God’s larger story.
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If you’re passionate about exploring history through a global lens, engaging with diverse cultures, and reflecting on God’s work throughout time, our history program is a perfect fit for you.
Apply to Malone today!