Master of Arts in History

Chicago State University, located on Chicago's South Side, is known for combining affordability with a broad range of academic programs. Founded in 1867, CSU serves a diverse student body and offers undergraduate and graduate degrees across arts and sciences, business, education, and health sciences. The campus provides a supportive learning environment with faculty committed to student success and community engagement.

As the most affordable public university in the city, CSU is an attractive option for international students seeking quality education without excessive cost. Smaller class sizes and focused student services help learners adapt to life in Chicago, while campus organizations and civic partnerships create opportunities for professional growth and local engagement. International students can find support through admissions guidance, orientation programs, and connections to faculty advisors.

CSU’s close ties to the surrounding community make it a practical choice for students who value hands-on experience and regional networks. Whether you are pursuing an education degree, health sciences training, or business studies, the university emphasizes real-world readiness and access to internships in the city. Prospective students should explore program specifics, scholarship options, and living arrangements to ensure a smooth transition to studying in Chicago.

The Master of Arts in History program focuses on the development of historical analysis and research skills. Its interdisciplinary approach integrates Africana and United States History, providing knowledge applicable to careers in diverse public and private sectors.

Focus areas include Africana History, United States History.

Graduates pursue Ph.D. degrees, careers in legal service, justice, public order, or teaching roles in secondary schools and community colleges.

For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 41% of applicants.