History graduates earn a median $29,685 Across 1,267 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →The Licenciatura en Historia trains students to study and interpret historical reality through scientific methods, focusing on events and processes beyond immediate practical concerns. It suits students interested in research, archival work, teaching at secondary or tertiary levels, and roles in media or documentation centres.
Students follow a curriculum (pensum) that develops historical interpretation and scientific study of past events and processes. Specific course lists are available in the programme pensum.
Admissions and the detailed steps to enter this degree are handled by the university; prospective students are referred to the faculty page and the university admissions steps for more information.
Graduates are prepared for work in public and private information and documentation centres, media (press, radio, film and television), and teaching positions in secondary and higher education.
Information on financial support is managed centrally; interested applicants should consult the university admissions and faculty pages for scholarship and funding opportunities.
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