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OverviewThis section provides basic information about the study of history at the undergraduate level on the Boulder campus. For admissions information, including how to obtain a University catalog and application materials, contact the Office of Admissions. For specific questions regarding our Undergraduate program not covered somewhere in this website, please contact one of our advisors. Suggestions for Structuring a Major in HistoryThe history major is defined in such a way as to allow each student to structure a set of courses which is consistent with his or her individual interests and goals. A successful program in history will be one which has been thought through in advance rather than being a random array of classes which happen to fit into each semester's schedule. Two sample schedules are shown at the following link: Progressing Through the Major. Once you have decided upon your area of interest, consider what courses in departments other than history might contribute to a rich yet integrated program. Thus, if you are interested in the history of England, courses in English literature, philosophy, and political science might be helpful. A person focusing on economic history might want to do some work in economics, math, and possibly geography. If you have not yet fulfilled your language requirement and are interested in Latin American History, Spanish might be the ideal language to take. For information on how to change or add History as a major or minor, or for other advising questions, see the Undergraduate Advising page.
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