The Master of Arts program in at Wright State University?offers opportunities for specialized study and research, but without neglecting the breadth that characterizes historical work at its best. In recognition of the fact that students? interests and goals are varied, the program provides a choice of three plans, all of which lead to a Master of Arts degree. This program is approved by the Ohio Board of Regents.

Career Options

Graduates of the Thesis Plan generally pursue a Ph.D. in History at another university.? This degree can lead to an academic position at a college or university, an administrative position at a professional organization, or a position as an historian for a corporation or organization.

Graduates of the Course Intensive Plan are often already employed in secondary education and find that this degree enhances their teaching abilities and employment options.

Graduates of the Public History track pursue careers in museums, historical societies, federal, state and local archives, state and federal park services, corporations, universities and public programs in history education.