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Through participation in lively, interactive classroom exchanges––analyzing significant events alongside fellow students and faculty––you will gain an informed perspective on your own heritage and that of people around the world. Graduates of Worcester State’s History & Political Science program are equipped with the tools to be the shapers of the world, and are well-informed citizens who positively contribute to society through a variety of meaningful careers.
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Integrative learning for future educators: Get the skills you need to become an impactful teacher
Hands-on history through applied learning: Curriculum that takes place inside and outside the classroom
Focus & Explore: Cultivate your own academic niche while also gaining a rich breadth of knowledge
Small intimate class sizes: Every student receives ample individual attention
Explore a wide range of rewarding professional opportunities with your History & Political Science Degree from Worcester State.
Dr. Tony Dell'Aera is an Assistant Professor of Political Science, focusing on American Politics and Public Policy. He also serves as Faculty Fellow to the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate. His teaching and research interests include [...]
Martin Thomas Fromm is Associate Professor of East Asian History at Worcester State University. His research and teaching interests include regional and borderland histories, memory studies, truth and reconciliation, post-communist transition, [...]
From fascism to mitten memes, the uprising at the Capitol and its aftermath reflected issues and emotions as it reverberated through our society in countless ways.
World War I was an 18-month war that is perhaps the one least remembered in America. We entered World War I on April 7, 1917, and we lost 116,000 soldiers the final year of the war. Sadly, pieces of history are starting to fade away and be forgotten.
