This department explores the rich tapestry of human history and the cultural dynamics that have shaped societies across time. Students will gain a deep understanding of historical events, movements, and figures, as well as the cultural frameworks that define human experiences across the globe.

This course traces the evolution of Western intellectual traditions, from ancient Greek philosophy to the Enlightenment. Students will examine the ideas of key philosophers, scientists, and political thinkers, and their influence on Western culture and society.

This course explores the rich history of Africa, emphasizing key civilizations, cultural practices, and social transformations. Topics include the kingdoms of West Africa, colonialism, independence movements, and Africa's role in global affairs today.

This course covers the development of major civilizations from ancient to modern times, focusing on cultural, technological, and political advancements across Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas. It provides students with a broad understanding of the forces that have shaped global history.