The Department of History offers the degrees of Master of arts (with or without thesis) and doctor of philosophy in history. Within the limits imposed by the availability of qualified staff, students may pursue their studies in English or in French.
At the master’s level students undertake research in diverse areas corresponding to the expertise and interests of faculty members.
At the doctoral level, the department has five areas of strength:
1) Canada and North America
2) Europe 3) Women, Gender and the Family
4) Empire, Colonization and Decolonization 5) War, Conflict and Diplomacy.
Candidates may be accepted in other areas depending upon the availability of qualified supervisors.
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Related Programs
Six credits from:
HIS1101 The Making of Canada 3,0
HIS1110 The Twentieth-Century World to 1945 3,0
HIS1111 The Twentieth-Century World from 1945 3,0
HIS1120 The History of Europe (16th-20th Century) 3,0
Students must have an MA in history (or the equivalent) with a minimum average of 75 per cent (B+) before they can be considered for admission. However, applicants with an 80 per cent (A-) average in the honours BA may also be accepted after completion of the course work of the non-thesis master's program, provided they have performed at the same level in their master's courses. The department may require a written or oral entrance examination.
Advisers
On admission, students are assigned an adviser to assist in the choice of courses and fields.
The Department of History offers the degrees of Master of arts (with or without thesis) and doctor of philosophy in history. Within the limits imposed by the availability of qualified staff, students may pursue their studies in English or in French.
At the master's level students undertake research in diverse areas corresponding to the expertise and interests of faculty members.
At the doctoral level, the department has five areas of strength:
1) Canada and North America
2) Europe 3) Women, Gender and the Family
4) Empire, Colonization and Decolonization 5) War, Conflict and Diplomacy.
Candidates may be accepted in other areas
The Department of History offers the degrees of Master of arts (with or without thesis) and doctor of philosophy in history. Within the limits imposed by the availability of qualified staff, students may pursue their studies in English or in French.
At the master's level students undertake research in diverse areas corresponding to the expertise and interests of faculty members.
At the doctoral level, the department has five areas of strength:
1) Canada and North America
2) Europe 3) Women, Gender and the Family
4) Empire, Colonization and Decolonization 5) War, Conflict and Diplomacy.
Candidates may be accepted in other areas
Six credits from:
HIS1101 The Making of Canada 3,0
HIS1110 The Twentieth-Century World to 1945 3,0
HIS1111 The Twentieth-Century World from 1945 3,0
HIS1120 The History of Europe (16th-20th Century) 3,0
Three credits in Methodology from:
HIS2100 The Historian's Craft 3,0
HIS2197 Philosophy of History 3,0
HIS2390 Theory and Practice of Micro-History 3,0
HIS2391 History and Theory 3,0
The Department of History offers the degrees of Master of arts (with or without thesis) and doctor of philosophy in history. Within the limits imposed by the availability of qualified staff, students may pursue their studies in English or in French.
At the master's level students undertake research in diverse areas corresponding to the expertise and interests of faculty members.
The French immersion stream is available with this program.
ENG1100 Workshop in Essay Writing 3,0
PHI1101 Reasoning and Critical Thinking 3,0
Three credits from: ENG1120 Literature and Composition I: Prose Fiction 3,0
ENG1121 Literature and Composition II: Drama and Poetry 3,0
Three credits from: PHI1102 Moral Reasoning 3,0
PHI1103 Fundamental Philosophical Questions 3,0
PHI1104 Great Philosophers 3,0
Six credits from: HIS1101 The Making of Canada 3,0
HIS1110 The Twentieth-Century World to 1945 3,0
HIS1111 The Twentieth-Century World from 1945 3,0
HIS1120 The History of Europe (16th-20th Century) 3,0
Three credits in Methodology from: HIS2100 The Historian's Craft 3,0
HIS2197 Philosophy of History 3,0
HIS2390 Theory and Practice of Micro-History 3,0
HIS2391 History and Theory 3,0
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