Undergraduate Degrees

AB History

Graduates of AB History can enter the fields of education, research, journalism, heritage conservation,  tourism, and politics. A comprehensive grasp of history is also a natural first step for students wishing to  enter law school or apply for the Foreign Service.  

The AB History graduates are able to fulfill the following at the end of their course:  
(1) Conduct research by utilizing historical approaches and frameworks, examines and analyzes  research material, and generates and presents quality historical writings based on those research;  
(2) Comprehend how narratives are conducted, and are able to see beyond such narratives;  
(3) Understand the historical contexts behind current events and issues, and as a global citizen is  familiar with geographical settings, especially within Southeast Asian and Philippine perspectives;  
(4) Incorporate and apply the skills learned from his discipline with that of other fields focused on  sustainable development and environmental concerns;  
(5) Internalize responsibility, involvement and service to the needs of the nation, grounded in Ignatian  spirituality.  
 

AB History Curriculum

To develop their skills as historians, AB History students follows the undergraduate curriculum developed by the department. 
 

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN HISTORY
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First Year

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Third Year

Fourth Year