MA STER of ARTS IN
HISTORY College of Arts & Sciences
LIBERT Y UNIVER SIT Y ON- C A MPUS PROGR A MS
M A S T E R
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H I S T O R Y
CR EDIT HOU R S: 33 with thesis | 36 without thesis
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2018–19 T U I T ION: $545 per credit hour
Program Details The Master of Arts in History program will prepare you for a career in archaeology, teaching, writing, or museum curation, among other fields. You will have an opportunity to visit many of the historic landmarks throughout
Central Virginia — including Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest and the National D-Day Memorial — while you train as a Champion for Christ. You can complete this program with either a thesis or a nonthesis option.
PR O G R A M F E AT U R E S & BENEFITS
CAREER OPPORT U NI TI ES
Study under distinguished faculty, many of whom have published both books and scholarly articles. You will benefit from easy access to many of the nation’s most historic locations; additionally, Liberty’s campus is located just over three hours southwest of Washington, D.C. You can also participate in Phi Alpha Theta, a national organization devoted to the development of academic excellence in history.
• Archivist • College Professor or Secondary Teacher • Editor • Government Worker
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Meet specific admission requirements.*
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Submit an official college transcript with at least a 3.0 GPA and an accredited bachelor’s degree. (Applicants may be accepted under cautionary status with a 2.5–2.99 GPA.)
APPLY for the
M A S T ER OF A RTS IN HIS TOR Y
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Submit your Statement of Purpose (300–500 words).
• Museum Curator • Public Relations Specialist • Publisher • Researcher
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Prerequisites: Minimum of 18 undergraduate credit hours in history or a related discipline.
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Submit a research paper of 8–10 pages with Turabian citation and formatting (thesis track only).
*Review specific course prerequisites online at Liberty.edu/ResidentGraduate
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