History
Get Your History Degree From a Christian University
Prepare for a successful career while earning your bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, associate, or minor from Liberty University’s Department of History. With our history, social sciences, and military studies degree programs, your knowledge of these fields will be enriched as you explore exciting career options.
Courses are taught from a Christian worldview by experienced professors who share your passion for history and are grounded in their faith. Interested in a career in politics, education, or communications? A degree from our Department of History will get you ready for these career opportunities and more.
History Featured Areas of Study
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- Earn a bachelor’s and master’s degree with our History dual degrees
- Enhance your degree with a History minor
- View certificate programs offered by the History department
- For advising, contact history@liberty.edu
Featured History Faculty
Student Opportunities
Public History Projects
- Chaplains Museum
Open Monday through Friday 12:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m. and Saturday 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. on the terrace level of the JF Library. Summer hours vary.
- New London Projects
The New London projects give students hands-on opportunities in archaeology, historical architecture, historical interpretation, and much more.
- 250th Commemorative Conference
Join us for a multidisciplinary academic conference commemorating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States.
Liberty University is proud to be a Commemorative Partner of VA250—Virginia’s American Revolution 250 Commission. Learn more at VA250.org.
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Come learn the true meaning of Giving Day with the History Student Workers! #libertygives
https://givingday.liberty.edu/campaigns/scholarship-fund-college-of-arts-and-sciences
Oct 22
In the summer of 1805, Napoleon Bonaparte initiated the great plan for the invasion of the island nation that dared defy him: Great Britain. To begin this invasion, the combined French and Spanish fleets, under the command of Pierre-Charles Villeneuve, sailed from Cádiz, Spain, to assist in controlling the English Channel. British Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson sailed with a newly constructed fleet to meet this threat head-on, and on the morning of October 21, the fleets met to decide the fate of the seas. Despite fighting against a numerically larger fleet, Nelson’s strategy of splitting the Franco-Spanish battle line worked, dealing Napoleon one of his greatest setbacks. On his deathbed after the battle, Nelson famously proclaimed, “Thank God, I have done my duty.” A victory that changed the trajectory of the Napoleonic Wars, and by extension, world history.
Oct 21
As Giving Day approaches, we ask that you consider donating to the College of Arts and Sciences to support our History students! October 22, 2025!! #libertygives
Oct 20
New London Day is always full of some stylish folks, but what exactly are they wearing? These fit checks will shed some light on that! Which outfit is your favorite? #history #newlondonday #fashionhistory #fitcheck
Oct 15
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