Engaged Learning in History
In coordination with Baylor's Office of Engaged Learning, the History Department offers a wide range of opportunities for dynamic hands-on research both in and out of the classroom along with many ways to connect transformational classroom learning with community engagement.
Opportunities for Engaged Learning in History
The following Department of History courses are included on the Engaged Learning distribution list in the Core Curriculum:
- HIS 2V89: Intro to Model Organization of American States
- HIS 4v89: Advanced Model Organization of American States
Every Spring, Baylor History and the Center for Global Engagement host the Baylor in Maastricht Study Abroad program!
The semester-long HIRE program in Maastricht, Netherlands, runs in conjunction with the Center for European Studies (CES), will focus on course offerings and faculty-led student experiences related to history and international relations, broadly interpreted. It is a unique opportunity to live and learn in one of Europe's most historical and international cities!
Majoring in History sets you up to be competitive in all international fellowships. In past years, History majors have won prestigious awards including the Fulbright. Check out the links below for more information about major fellowships related to History.
Browse a list of publications (history and interdisciplinary) which publish undergraduate student research. These journals accept submissions from undergraduate students currently enrolled in a college or university and are usually student-run, faculty-guided, and peer-reviewed.
While students in all our upper-level classes do research over the course of the semester, we also offer courses where students can take on more individual research projects under the guidance of a professor.
- HIS 3V9R: Research
ForagerOne connects students with professors whose research interests match their own passions.
There are a wide range of organizations that offer funding for student research projects. Check out the link below for more information.
Phi Alpha Theta is a professional society whose mission is to promote the study of history through the encouragement of research, good teaching, publication and the exchange of learning and ideas among historians.
The Tau Beta chapter of Phi Alpha Theta is an active and vital presence in the life of the Baylor University Department of History, serving both as an honor society promoting academic excellence and as a history leadership organization.