History Overview
The USI history program provides you with the flexibility to explore courses of your particular interest while also training you in the broad history of the entire world. You'll pursue a course of study emphasizing teaching, public history or preparation for graduate school. Studying history at USI is a distinctive experience as you'll have small class sizes and access to exceptional faculty, programs and resources. In addition to a large repository of unique documents and items in campus archives, there is also a significant collection of communal studies materials and USI hosts an assortment of ancient and medieval manuscripts in the Lawrence Library for use in classes and research projects. You'll find that the nearby historic community of New Harmony serves as both an invaluable source of internship opportunities, and as a living laboratory for historical research.
