Why St. Kate’s
Caring, engaged faculty and motivated students are just two reasons why St. Kate's is the place for you.
Internship opportunities near campus
You will find many excellent opportunities for internships near St. Kate’s. The Minnesota Historical Society, which houses a state-of-the-art research facility and visitor-friendly museum that offer internship opportunities for students, is located just minutes from campus, as are several city and county archives and historical museums.
History club
You will also have the opportunity to interact with peers who share your interest in history through the History Club. Social events are organized on a regular basis around activities or topics of historical interest.
A major designed by you
The history major first broadly educates you in the history of Europe, the United States and Asia through five required introductory courses. As a major, you will be free to design your remaining program by choosing at least four upper-level courses in the subject areas that capture your interests.
The Center for Women, Economic Justice and Public Policy
The Center for Women, Economic Justice and Public Policy is a wonderful resource for history majors at St. Kate’s. The Center educates students to understand the depth and complexity of justice issues and prepares them to serve as engaged leaders in their communities and professions. The Center empowers women by promoting community collaboration and active learning to advance the creation of just economic policies and systemic change. Through course work, scholarship, events, programs, research and community partnerships, the Center strives to shift the emphasis from short-term assistance to sustainable opportunities for justice.
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