
Features of the Politics & History Program
- Research – opportunities to actively design and implement research projects
- Experiential Learning – apply skills of engaged citizenship through a capstone internship
- Service – emphasis on service for finding collaborative and inclusive solutions to divisive problems
- Social Responsibility – current topics explored through the lens of history and political impact (identity, class, gender, race, sexuality)
Customize Your Education
At NDMU, our strength is our ability to weave your unique interests into your individual education. Adding a minor to your degree or pursuing an accelerated dual-degree program is a great way to craft an experience that aligns to your aspirations.
Accelerated Dual-Degree Programs
Dual-degree programs offer a unique opportunity to earn multiple degrees in an accelerated format, saving both time and money.
Pathway to Law School
If your ultimate goal is to attend law school, an undergraduate degree in politics and history can provide the foundation of research and writing skills needed to be successful. Our partnership with University of Baltimore School of Law offers an accelerated pathway for qualified students to earn any Bachelor of Arts degree at NDMU and a Juris Doctorate from UB in six years instead of seven.
Research
One of the hallmarks of the rich educational environment at NDMU is the opportunity to participate in research in your field of interest. Our annual Nancy Kreiter Student Research Day provides the perfect forum to showcase your hard work with a formal research presentation to the NDMU community.
Additional Opportunities
Our students have conducted research at a variety of institutions, including:
- Local and State Government Agencies
- Local, National, and International Non-Governmental Organizations
- United Nations
- Police and Law Enforcement Agencies
- Supreme Court
- National Security Agency
- State Department
Politics & History Careers
Understanding the political system in America and its historical foundations can prepare graduates with a passion for social justice to create positive change through a variety of career opportunities. Examples of potential career paths include:
- Law
- Public Service
- Non-Profit Sector (Foundations, Think Tanks, Non-Governmental Organizations)
- Policy Analysis
- Advocacy
- Journalism
- Academic Research
- Teaching