Integrated Studies
Build an individualized interdisciplinary degree around two academic focus areas and a shared problem or professional goal.
Inside Integrated Studies.
The History major develops research, analysis, and writing skills through the study of American, African American, and world history.
Graduates are well prepared for careers in education, law, public service, and research, and for graduate study.
Students in History learn in small, mentorship-driven classes, work closely with faculty on research and creative projects, and build a portfolio of real-world experience before they graduate.
What You'll Learn
- 01Demonstrate knowledge in two selected focus areas
- 02Integrate knowledge and methods across disciplines
- 03Develop creative solutions to complex problems
- 04Communicate effectively in written, oral, and digital forms
Why This Program
- Choice of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
- Two 18-credit focus areas
- Interdisciplinary capstone and certificate
What You'll Study.
Major Requirements
- 0136 credit hours across two curricular focus areas
- 023-credit interdisciplinary capstone
General Education
- 0139 semester credit hours
Electives
- 0112-credit certificate
- 0230 credit hours of electives
- 03Total program requirement: 120 credit hours
Downloadable curriculum sheet — coming soon
Where This Degree Takes You.
Common Job Titles
- Program Coordinator
- Community Engagement Specialist
- Project Associate
- Graduate Student
Graduate School Options
- Graduate and professional school
- Discipline-specific master's programs
- Doctoral and research programs
Industry Sectors
- Nonprofit
- Public Service
- Business
- Education
Salary outcomes vary by role and region — connect with Claflin Career Services for current, verified data for this field.
Contact the academic department or Career Services for current program outcomes.
Experiential learning
Learn by Doing.
Real experience is built into the program — from internships and research to service learning and study abroad.
Internships
Placements with regional employers and partners connected to the Department of History, Philosophy & Religion.
Undergraduate Research
Mentored, faculty-led research beginning as early as the first year.
Field Experiences
Site visits, practica, and community-based learning that apply classroom theory.
Service Learning
Projects that connect coursework to Orangeburg and the surrounding community.
Study Abroad
Global programs coordinated through the Office of Global Programs.
Learn from Dedicated Scholars.
Sample roster — replace with the department's faculty records.
Faculty Name
Chair, Department of History, Philosophy & Religion
History & religious studies
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How to Apply.
Requirements
- Completed Claflin University application
- Official high school transcript (or college transcripts for transfers)
- Self-reported test scores (test-optional pathways available)
- Personal statement and any program-specific materials
Deadlines
- Fall priority: November 1 — Spring priority: November 15
- Rolling admission after priority dates while space remains
- Financial aid: complete the FAFSA by the published priority date
Application Process
- 01Submit your free application online
- 02Send official transcripts and supporting documents
- 03Connect with your admissions counselor
- 04Receive your decision and financial aid package
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Your Integrated Studies Journey Starts Here.
Take the next step toward a Claflin education — apply, request information, or schedule a visit today.