Bachelor in History (Bachelor's)

Spelman College has built a longstanding identity as a historically Black women's college centered on academic excellence, leadership and service. Its community includes more than 21,000 alumnae across 47 states and 24 countries, creating connections that continue beyond graduation. Students join a college community shaped by a strong sense of sisterhood and a commitment to preparing women to contribute to public life and their communities. Research and creative work are integrated across all four of Spelman's academic divisions. The College's research activity spans STEM and the arts and sciences, with undergraduate research and training programs, research development, sponsored programs, and evaluation and data support. Faculty mentorship is part of the academic experience, helping students develop as scholars and leaders. Recent student examples include work in history, public policy, law, justice and advocacy, while faculty contributions include research connected to NASA innovation programs. Spelman's Atlanta setting places students in a major city with connections to public policy, education, civic organizations and professional opportunities. The College combines curricular and co-curricular learning with leadership development and public service. International students should know that Spelman's identity is closely tied to its women's college and HBCU traditions, its alumnae network, and its emphasis on intellectual, creative, ethical and leadership development. The College also offers eSpelman Online Certificates for working adults seeking flexible upskilling programs with immediate career impact.