Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)
A History graduate is expected to accomplish the following PEOs within a few years after graduation:
Equip students with practical skills such as using libraries, preparing bibliographies, consulting primary sources, using maps, examining secondary literature, assessing sources critically, and working in archives.
Inculcate historical consciousness about the human past.
Encourage analytical and interpretative approaches toward historical facts.
Provide an in-depth, critical introduction to the theoretical, conceptual, and epistemological foundations of the academic discipline of History.
Locate the role of the masses in the course of history, particularly the role of marginalized and subaltern groups.
Acquaint the students with main political events, cultural and intellectual debates, religious movements, and social issues.
Program Educational Objectives (PEOs) are broad statements that describe what graduates are expected to achieve within a few years of graduation. They reflect the program’s mission and align with the expectations of professional bodies, employers, and society.