COURSE CURRICULUM

The list of history courses offers a rich exploration of various periods, regions, and themes that shape our understanding of the past. Introductory courses like Historical Thinking and Themes in History help develop foundational skills for studying history. Courses like Holy Women of the Middle Ages, Lunatics, Fanatics, and Holy Fools, and Bittersweet Histories of Coffee, Tea, and Chocolate explore unique cultural and social aspects of history. Canadian history is represented through courses like Pre-Confederation Canada, Canada Since 1867, and History of English Drama, while British and European histories are examined in British History, Victorian Britain, and Modern European Art and Cultural History. Specialized courses, such as Medieval Europe, The Greco-Roman World, and The Reformation in Europe, give students an in-depth look at significant historical epochs. Advanced studies in history include Directed Studies in History, Political Philosophy, History of Psychology, and Indigenous Peoples. For students interested in research, options like Special Topics in History, Internship in History, and Thesis provide opportunities for independent inquiry and hands-on experiences. Overall, this curriculum provides a thorough exploration of global historical narratives, fostering critical thinking and an appreciation for diverse historical perspectives.