History, Anthropology, & Philosophy

Why should you study history, anthropology, or philosophy? You can...

Gain a sound understanding of historical cause & effect relationships relevant in today's world.
Increase your intellectual capital with knowledge of global cultures, traditions, and values.
Learn to interpret information, analyze data, apply evidence, and communicate effectively.
Develop valuable transferable skills for an ever-changing global market.

People and cultures are an intricate web which requires study and understanding if we are to make informed decisions. Learn about how studying these areas can enhance your understanding of yesterday's and today's world.

Why History? Why Anthropology? Why Philosophy?

Think About It...

"A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin, and culture is like a tree without roots."

- Marcus Garvey

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Brain Awareness Event set for March 23

UNG faculty and students will host a Brain Awareness Event for the Dahlonega community from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 23 in collaboration with the Dahlonega Science Council and ConnectAbility.

History professor releases new book

Dr. Ben Wynne, professor of history at UNG, recently completed a book titled "Something in the Water: A History of Music in Macon, Georgia, 1823-1980." It focuses on the rich, multi-layered heritage of

Dr. Jonas Kauffeldt

Dr. Jonas Kauffeldt, associate professor of history at the University of North Georgia (UNG), has died at age 53.

Seven from UNG selected for Fulbright awards

All UNG students have big dreams after graduation. Now, five 2021 graduates plus two 2019 alumnae will see their dreams come true this year. All seven were selected as finalists for the U.S. Fulbright

Freshman and junior win Fund for Education Abroad scholarships

UNG students Ketsia Malala and Robbie Griffin originally thought a study abroad was just out of their financial reach. But this spring both grabbed onto their overseas opportunities after winning the Fund