Emporia State University

What you'll study

The History core emphasizes analytical thinking and research. Students then choose one concentration from the History options or from the Politics and Law options to shape their pathway.

• History concentrations: U.S. History; World History; History and Geography; History and Politics; History and Philosophy
• Politics/Law concentrations: American Politics; International Politics; Politics and Philosophy; Legal Studies; Political Science and Public Administration

Beyond coursework, the program offers internship opportunities, professional shadowing, and study abroad experiences to apply classroom learning in real settings.

Entry requirements

The course page does not list specific admission criteria. Prospective students should consult Emporia State University's admissions information or contact the Department of Social Sciences, Sociology, and Criminology for exact requirements.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles in museums, political offices, public administration, legal‑adjacent careers, or continued study. Hands‑on elements such as internships and observing local, state and regional politics are designed to build practical experience relevant to these paths.

Scholarships & funding angle

Emporia State University offers scholarships through its Scholarship Portal; students in this program are eligible to apply for ESU scholarships. Contact the department or the university scholarship office for application details.