Choosing an innovative major within Economics, History, or Political Science provides you with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in a wide range of careers including those in business, education, finance, law, government, non-profits, and public policy.
No matter the major, our faculty work closely with you in small class sizes to ensure a hands-on education.
Majors and Concentrations
Economics
History
Political Science, American Government/Law
Political Science, International Politics
Prepare for a career in government, international law, non-profit agencies, or non-governmental or international organizations.
Initial Licensure (5-12)
Pursue initial licensure as a middle or high school history teacher.
International Business and Economics
For students interested in professional graduate training in economics, or in careers in business, law, government, or journalism.
Graduate Degree
Minors
- Economics Minor
- History Minor
- International Studies Minor
- Latin Minor
- Peace Studies Minor
- Political Journalism Minor
- Political Science Minor
- Social Science Minor
Course Rotation, Plan of Study, and University Catalog
Meet Our Faculty
Our Students and Graduates
Rebecca Hess '22
Oscar Burgos Pimentel '23
Kerry McManus '22
Pre-Law Studies
Pre-Law Degree Program
UMass Dartmouth 3+3
Beyond the Classroom
Model United Nations
Moot Court
The Washington Center Internship Program
Departmental Procedures
Events and a Look Inside the Courses
Get Involved
Local chapters of these clubs and organizations are hosted here on campus.
- Omicron Delta Epsilon (International Honor society for Economics)
- Pi Sigma Alpha (National Honor Society for Political Science majors)
- Phi Alpha Theta (International Honor Society in History)
- Economics Club
- Political Science Club
Check out Stories on some of our students and alums.