Combine your J.D. and a Master of Arts in History. The Liberty University Department of History teaches from an evangelical, conservative perspective and focuses on the study of American religion, military history, historical documentary filmmaking, and constitutional history. The 36 hour M.A. in History degree has a thesis and a non-thesis option.
The M.A. in History dual degree program allows you to use certain law courses to meet the academic requirements needed for earning your master’s degree in history.
Permission to participate in the dual degree program must first be obtained from the law school Associate Registrar and the Vice Dean for Academic Affairs. Applicants must meet all admission requirements for the College of Arts & Sciences Master of Arts in History program. Applications must be submitted through the Liberty University School of Law Office of the Registrar. Email lusolregistrar@liberty.edu for more information.
Tuition for Law and Master of Arts in History Dual Degree Program
Tuition for history classes taken during the fall and spring semesters is covered by your law school tuition. Classes taken during the summer and winter terms are not covered in your law school tuition.