What second major should I do to compliment a History degree?
What second major should I do to compliment a History degree?
I am looking to go back to college to get a History bachelors degree. As my school of choice also requires either a minor or second major, I am looking for a major that will compliment my History degree.
Should I double major in History & Political Science, History & Geography, or something else?
Best answer:
Answer by piano1
Geography, Political Science, Education, Economics, English, IR, any language, Philosophy, Sociology, Psychology…depends what you want to do with it after
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If it’s American History you are majoring in, then I would suggest Poli Sci, Econ, or English…But if you want to focus on history of a foreign region (for example: Russia and Eastern Europe), then major in Russian Studies or Russian itself.
Good Luck
Mine is geography, well it is actually my minor but I am going into my grad studies to work on geographical history. Honestly, a history degree is worthless on its own, we know that going into it as academic is overcrowded. So you have to have something else, and geography is a really practical and still growing field, one of the few left where you can get a good (government even) job with a Bachelors degree. They do a lot with government agencies, all sorts of settlement planning, mapping, it is really a huge field and works perfectly with history, which is why I chose it. So you can study something like migration patters in early cultures (which I am fond of) or something modern like GIS applications. This makes it much easier for you to find employment.
If it’s American History you are majoring in, then I would suggest Poli Sci, Econ, or English..
Take Accounting as none of the second majors listed will help you the least little bit in getting a job.