you could spend some time in the military then become a Naval Science instructor with a ROTC program. the material learned by the students has a lot to do with military history such as WW2 Vietnam civil war ect
Yes, the military can pay for your school. You will have to join the military and you will go to a military college but you will get a degree!
As the worst disaster in their military history; which in actuality it may have been their first military disaster in Japanese history.
Because of military corrupt!
the largest military in history was the Mongolian civilization. Ghengis Khan united hundreds of clans in north and north east Asia. once he united them he spread all over Asia creating the largest civilization and army in history
Learning military history fills in the gaps of the history you have learned. It explains how America was formed or how Germany was officially called Germany as a country. It was previously numerous principalities that littered the land and wasn't called Germany until after the Franco-Prussian War. It also explains how the sacrifices of those who do serve shape countries as well as how it preserves the freedoms we hold on to. By not learning military history, you are scratching the surface of what history has to offer.
There is no degree in "military history" per se. A student would take history as the major in a BA degree and then focus on military history. Because of the requirements of any baccalaureate degree, it is likely that the focus on military history, particularly during a specific time in history or a specific part of the world or a country would be the undertaking of a graduate student or PhD candidate.
You can join the military and become a officer.
You can get a job for teaching history in school or maybe get a job for teaching at a hstorical program.
I would get a teaching cred. with that history degree. What else are you going to do with a degree in history? Might consider law as well or political science with your history, but remember the reason you go to college is so when you finish you can find a good job.
With a military history major, you can be hired as a professor at one of the leading colleges such as education-portal.com. Here you can teach students about what it would be like to work in the military. How being in the military can help one mold their future and secure a stable income at the end of their military tour.
To do this you need a university degree in an related field and join the military as an officer and enter the astronaut corps.
After you get your art history degree and you really want to get to the top, I suggest you try getting an internship in your field. You need to start at the bottom to get where you want to go.
depends on how old you are-if ur old enough be a history teacher, or find a place where there's alot of things in the section of history you like-maybe a museum? I am a teenager, history and bones interest me , but not teaching or being anchrealagist...........any suggestions............................
You can find a job as a welder in numerous places. You can get a job welding (especially if you have any certifications or degree's) for the military, mechanic shops, motor cycle shops, and many other careers.
teaching and maybe if you are lucky a job with a museum or collection. or, if you are willing to work in a field outside your degree, a lot of things. In my case, BA Art History = Product Management
There are several jobs you can get with an administration degree. Having just a degree in administration can open up a whole world of opportunity. If a person also possesses a minor in history, they may seek out a job in a museum or working as a historian.
The job opportunities you can have with a degree varies depending on the degree. With a health degree, you can work as a nurse.