Getting an undergraduate qualification in History can provide you an excellent analytical basis necessary to excel in a variety of fields, while giving valuable insight into past and present human experience, ultimately allowing its student to hypothesize what the future might bring to society.

Material covered in general history degree courses vary due to the university you choose to study abroad at. The history departments at all European top universities covers British, European, American and Renaissance history, amongst other topics, while American Universities don’t stress the genres covered but instead emphasizes the development of analytical skills, writing capabilities, and an overall appreciation for intellectual enrichment. 

Online history degrees or distance learning opportunities in History offer students from around the world the chance to gain the same academic knowledge they'd acquire from attending a traditional university. Of course, study on campus is an unmatchable experience, but online courses are good options for students not able to relocate for their degree or for those, busy with work or family.

History, by Centralia College (including Pacific Northwest History, U.S. History, Western Civilization)

History, by the University of Colorado at Boulder (including Western Civilization; History of the United States; The History of England, 1660 to Present)

History, by Seattle Central Community College (including US History, World Civilizations)

History of Music, by Seattle Central Community College (including Rock Music-History and Perspectives; History of Jazz)

History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (including American History, The World Since 1945, History of Western Civilization, North Carolina History)

History, University of Tennessee at Knoxville (including History of the United States, History of United States Foreign Relations, History of Tennessee, The Civil War and Reconstruction History)

History, Colorado State University at Pueblo (including History of United States Foreign Policy, The American Civil War, U.S. History)

History, Ohio University (including Western Civilization in Modern Times, The Rise of Modern Asia, Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, World War I)

History, University of Wisconsin – Madison (including the Ancient Mediterranean, History of Africa since 1870, the Civil War Era, Independent Reading and other courses)

Art History, Bircham International University (including courses in Art & Philosophy, Art & Religion, Classic Art & Architecture, Medieval & Byzantine Art, Gothic Art & The Renaissance, Realism & Impressionism and many others) 

World History, Bircham International University (including Ancient Civilizations; Mediterranean, Greeks & Romans; the Dark & Middle Ages; the Renaissance & The Baroque; Precolombine America and much more)