Master in History (Master's)

Old Dominion University offers academic programs across engineering, cybersecurity, data science, supply chain, logistics and maritime operations, health sciences, nursing, business, education, the arts and sciences. Its catalog includes undergraduate, graduate and doctoral study, along with certificates, minors, specialist degrees and dual-degree options. Students can pursue fields such as aerospace engineering, biomedical engineering, computer science, big data analytics, biological oceanography, business administration, public health and clinical psychology. Research and learning are connected through the Division of Research, research centers and the ODU Research Foundation. The university's academic structure includes the Batten College of Engineering & Technology, Strome College of Business, College of Sciences, School of Cybersecurity, School of Data Science and School of Supply Chain, Logistics & Maritime Operations. Brock Virginia Health Sciences and the Eastern Virginia Medical School provide additional health-focused pathways. Located in Norfolk, Virginia, ODU offers student life resources that include housing and residence life, dining, recreation and wellness, clubs and organizations, career and leadership development, and service and civic engagement. Arts and culture opportunities include the Barry Art Museum, Gordon Art Galleries, Diehn Concert Series and Literary Festival. International applicants can use International Admissions and ODUGlobal services, with separate undergraduate, graduate and returning-student support listed among the university's admissions resources.