COURSE CURRICULUM

History program cover a wide range of themes, time periods, and regions, allowing students to explore how human societies have evolved and interacted over time. Greek & Roman Mythology examines the myths, legends, and belief systems of ancient civilizations, showing how they influenced culture, literature, and political thought in the classical world. Witch Hunts in Early Modern Europe explores the social, religious, and political factors behind persecution and mass hysteria, highlighting how fear and power shaped historical events. Canadian Women’s & Gender History focuses on the roles, experiences, and contributions of women and gender-diverse people in shaping Canadian society, politics, and culture. Britain & the First World War studies Britain’s involvement in World War I, analyzing its social, military, and economic impacts. The Crusades examines the religious and political conflicts between Christian and Muslim worlds during the medieval period, emphasizing their long-term consequences. War and Society explores how warfare affects civilizations, including its impact on politics, economies, and everyday life. Together, these courses help students develop critical thinking, research, and analytical skills while gaining a deeper understanding of global historical developments. They prepare graduates for careers in education, law, research, public history, journalism, and cultural institutions.