Bachelor of Science in History and Literature (Honors)

If you're in the Honors Program, you can explore the relationship between history and literature in this unique interdisciplinary major. Your journey begins with two methodology courses: Literary Criticism Seminar and Gateway to the Past: The Historian's Craft. You'll then take classes in both history and English, choosing one as a major and the other as a minor. You can even double major in both. Your work will culminate in a thesis project that lets you delve into a topic of personal or professional interest in these rich fields of study. You'll have expert help from advisors in both departments all along the way. At Suffolk, you can major or minor in what interests you most—even (and especially) if those interests cross the usual academic borders. No matter which interdisciplinary option you choose, you'll gain new perspectives through a multitude of intellectual lenses.
Students in the History and Literature Honors major read literary, cultural, and historical texts and analyze their usefulness in making sense of the past. Through this interdisciplinary lens, History and Literature Honors majors recognize how history works as an imaginative project, not just an accumulation of facts, and explore the degree to which writers can serve as agents of historical change. Students must complete a major in either History or English and a minor in the other field. They may also double major in History and English. Students are admitted to the History and Literature Honors major by application only, typically in the sophomore year or first semester of their junior year. To complete the major, students must write an Honors thesis in their senior year that integrates their studies of History and Literature.

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