
Associate of Arts in History
Credit Hours
Independent Research
Present your research during Liberty's Research Week event
Transfer Credits
Transfer up to 75% of degree total to Liberty
Local Historical Sites
Opportunities for hands-on training in history & archeology
Accreditation
Liberty University is accredited by SACSCOC
Credit Hours
Independent Research
Present your research during Liberty's Research Week event
Transfer Credits
Transfer up to 75% of degree total to Liberty
Local Historical Sites
Opportunities for hands-on training in history & archeology
Accreditation
Liberty University is accredited by SACSCOC
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Residential Program in History (Associate of Arts)
Do you find yourself drawn to the past? Fuel your passion to understand and interpret the events of history and how they shape the present with an Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree in History from Liberty University. Gain historical knowledge and discover how to apply a biblical worldview to your exploration of the development of civilizations throughout time.
You can do all of this in as little as two years. Not only does the A.A. in History transfer toward multiple bachelor’s degrees like the B.A./B.S. In History, but it also stands alone as a broad, introductory educational accomplishment.
Learn from professors who are grounded in the Christian faith and dedicated to excellence in their field.
The residential Associate of Arts in History features 30 hours of major course study that prepare you to analyze and interpret American, European, and world events while establishing a solid liberal arts foundation. You will learn how to conduct in-depth research by employing methodology that presents meaning and informs the interpretation of recorded history.
This degree is offered through the Department of History.
Academic Information: Associate of Arts in History
Credit Hours
- 61 credit hours
Program of Study
Admission Requirements
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Featured History Courses
- Introduction to Geography (GEOG 200)
- Survey of American History I (HIUS 221)
- Western Civilization II (HIEU 202)
- Historical Methodology (HIST 300)
12 hours of History electives may include courses covering ancient and medieval history, Modern Military history, Renaissance and Reformation, American Colonial History, and History of Africa.
Prepare For Your Career
Get started on your wide-open career path through an A.A. in History. With this degree, you can get context and meaning to many disciplines, including:
- Law
- Government
- Education
- Social Sciences
- Technology
- Medicine
- Music
- Theater
- The Arts