Department of History
About
Undergraduate Program
Our undergraduate program utilizes small seminars taught by experienced faculty to allow you to engage in original research projects from your first year onwards. We offer study abroad programs, experiential learning, and guided research opportunities to help prepare you for further study and the job market.
We offer a wide range of classes on:
- Modern Canada
- Environmental Disasters
- Madness and Disease
- Ancient Cultures
- Violence and Warfare
- Gender and Sexuality
- Indigenous Resistance
- Occultism
- and much more
Graduate Program
Our graduate program is one of the best in Canada. Our department features a prestigious research chair in medical history research and Canada's leading Historical Geographic Information Systems Lab. We offer competitive funding packages to our Master’s and PhD students. Alumni from our program have a long track record of getting excellent jobs in teaching, research, and administration. We can facilitate a large range of research projects, but our graduate instruction specializes in the eight signature research areas of our faculty.
Signature Research Areas
- Indigenous History
- Environmental History
- Gender and Sexuality
- History and Politics of Memory
- Colonial and Post-Colonial Histories
- Prairies and the North American West
- Health, Medicine Science and Occultism
- Twentieth-Century Politics, Culture and Foreign Relations
Faculty Employment Opportunities
All faculty postings will be posted at the College of Arts and Science Careers Page.