Program Overview
The History minor at Saint Louis University fosters critical thinking, research abilities, and communication skills. Taught by renowned experts, the program immerses students in global history, emphasizing cultural awareness and leadership development. The minor complements the Jesuit educational model, fostering growth as thinkers and global citizens.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The History minor at Saint Louis University is a program designed to ground students in research, critical thinking, and communication skills while enhancing their cultural awareness. It offers small classes and one-on-one mentoring, covering every time period and region of the globe. The program emphasizes the development of global leadership skills and provides students with opportunities to network, hone their skills, and share their passions for history through extracurricular activities.
Teaching:
The History minor is taught by professors who are outstanding writers, engaging speakers, and leading experts in their fields. History students work alongside award-winning teachers who are deeply committed to helping students grow as thinkers and, in the best of the Jesuit educational model, as human beings.
Other:
The History minor is a defining feature of the Jesuit intellectual tradition. Students can complete all or part of the minor at SLU's campus in Madrid.
