🏛️ History

History is the study of past events, civilizations, cultures, and ideas. It enables us to understand human development over time and the causes and consequences of significant events.

History fosters critical thinking by analyzing sources, identifying cause-and-effect relationships, and understanding the progression of societies. It helps students draw lessons from the past to address present and future challenges.

• Historical Research and Source Analysis
• Chronological Reasoning
• Interpretation of Primary and Secondary Sources
• Comparative Study of Civilizations
• Understanding Historical Context and Bias
• Academic Writing and Argumentation

• Storytelling and Narrative History
• Primary Source Examination
• Historical Simulations and Role-play
• Field Trips to Museums and Heritage Sites
• Documentary and Media Analysis
• Research-based Projects

• Analytical Essays and Research Papers
• Source-Based Question Analysis
• Chronology and Timeline Creation
• Oral Presentations and Debates
• Heritage Site Report Writing

History knowledge is essential in careers such as archaeology, museology, archival work, heritage conservation, journalism, law, academia, public administration, and cultural research.

History intersects with anthropology, political science, literature, sociology, economics, and art, enriching our understanding of human society across time.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Analyze historical events and their global impact
• Interpret artifacts, documents, and historical records
• Understand the cultural, political, and economic forces that shape history
• Develop evidence-based historical arguments
• Appreciate the significance of heritage and preservation