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5 Reasons to Get a Master’s Degree in Military History

April 7, 2015 – A masters military history can help an individual gain a solid understanding of how has shaped the history of the world. A knowledge of history serves as a backdrop to countless novels, movies, TV shows and documentaries. Political revolutions and societal evolutions have was as a common denominator. Here are five reasons to get a master’s degree in military history.

Become an Expert on the Relationship Between Warfare and Society

War has shaped society for thousands of years. Your knowledge of war and how it affects and shapes society can be invaluable.

Hone Research, Writing and Communications Skills

In your quest to study and research the past, you’ll discover that the questions asked and the answers received always lead to bigger things. An ability to find and research reliable sources is a skill that can be leveraged throughout life. The organizational and communication skills developed will also serve as a tremendous asset.

Develop Strong Critical Thinking Skills

Living in a modern and fast-paced world of ‘spin,’ the ability to think critically and independently can give you greater control over life. People without significant life experiences or knowledge are vulnerable to surface appeal. Decision can be made that have devastating consequences that can last a lifetime. Critical thinking is a deliberate way of thinking and analyzing things. It helps and individual to consider an issue and arrive at the best conclusion.

Advance Your Education and Enhance Career Options

With a masters degree in military history, your education may qualify you to pursue a career in the following areas:

* Department of Defense

* Military

* Homeland Security

* Law firms

* Museums

* Historical societies

* And more

Alternative career options may include information analysis in government or corporate settings and teaching. Some of these options may require additional education. Careers options depend on a person’s ability to network, education, experience, and local or national economic conditions.

Acquire an MA in Military History for the Love of Learning

The love of learning can help awaken and nurture a passion for life. It can benefit people of all ages. Curiosity about things in the world can keep the mind sharp. Understand the past helps us to better understand the future. With knowledge of the past, people and governments can chart a more enlightened path to the future.

A masters in military history helps individuals explore the history and ramifications of the events that have forever changed civilization.

Author Bio: My name is Lizzie Weakley and I am a freelance writer from Columbus, Ohio. I went to college at The Ohio State University where I studied communications. I enjoy the outdoors and long walks in the park with my 3­ year ­old husky Snowball.>/i>

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