Department of History and Geography
"For certainly mankind possesses no better guide to conduct than the knowledge of the past."
Polybius (d. 118 B.C.)
The discipline of Geography enhances our knowledge of the earth and broadens our view of the aspects of different cultures and societies. It uses tools such as cartography, geographic information systems, and quantitative methods to analyze processes that influence the natural and built environments.
The Department of History and Geography is the second-largest in the College of Liberal Arts at Morgan State, and it offers a comprehensive range of courses and degrees. Its programs prepare students for professional life by teaching them to:
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Read Analytically
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Think Critically
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Write Persuasively
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and Learn Comprehensively
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Research: Cultural Resources Managers, Historic Preservation Specialists, Think-Tank & Policy Workers, Environmental Researchers
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Government: Legislative Staffers, Congressional Aides, Intelligence Agents & Analysts, Foreign Officers and Diplomats, Government Historians
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Communication: Writers & Editors, Journalists, Producers & Broadcasters, Information Managers, Archival & Records Managers, Librarians
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Business: Corporate Researchers, Technical & Business Writers, Advertising Executives, Consultants, Public Relations Officers
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Advocacy: Lawyers & Paralegals, Litigation Supporters, Foundation & Non Profit Workers
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Education: Elementary and Secondary School Teachers, College Professors, Museum Curators, Directors, and Supporting Staff
