Current Course Offerings
HIST101 World History to Oceanic Contact Sections
Origins and diffusion of the world's great religions; cultural contact along overland trade routes; emergence of civilizations such as the Inca, Chinese, and Christian European; ordering of societies and their political development.
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Winter 2022
No HIST course(s) were found for W2022 term.
Winter 2022
No HIST course(s) were found for W2022 term.
Winter 2022
No HIST course(s) were found for W2022 term.
Winter 2022
No HIST course(s) were found for W2022 term.
Winter 2022
HIST347 Medieval and Imperial Russian History, 998 to 1800 Sections
Russian politics, society, culture, and empire, beginning with the medieval period extending through the era of Peter the Great's modernization efforts and the Enlightenment.
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Winter 2022
HIST363 Europe in the Early Middle Ages Sections
A survey of the development of institutions, ideas and the economy in Europe from about 400 through about 1000 CE.
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Winter 2022
No HIST course(s) were found for W2022 term.
Winter 2022
HIST365 Europe During the Renaissance Sections
The interplay between new and traditional ideas, styles, and institutions from the fourteenth to the mid-sixteenth century, with emphasis upon the relationship of social, economic, and political factors to intellectual and cultural change.
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Winter 2022
HIST366 Europe During the Reformation Sections
An examination of European history that place both the Protestant Reformation and the Catholic Reformation in the broader context of the political, social, cultural, and economic changes during the early modern era.
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Winter 2022
No HIST course(s) were found for W2022 term.
Winter 2022
HIST379 History of Later Imperial China Sections
History of China from the end of Tang to the eve of its modern transformation. Students will acquire the analytical skills and tools to understand the political, socio-economic, and cultural changes in imperial China.
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Winter 2022
No HIST course(s) were found for W2022 term.
Winter 2022
No HIST course(s) were found for W2022 term.
Winter 2022
No HIST course(s) were found for W2022 term.
Winter 2022
No HIST course(s) were found for W2022 term.
Winter 2022
No HIST course(s) were found for W2022 term.
Winter 2022
No HIST course(s) were found for W2022 term.
Winter 2022
No HIST course(s) were found for W2022 term.
Winter 2022
HIST478 Medieval Portraits and Personalities Sections
The lives of leading and controversial figures in the Middle Ages and the means by which they have portrayed themselves and been portrayed by others.
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Winter 2022
HIST490P Seminar for Majors in History - SEM FOR HIST MAJ Sections
Selected problems in the theory and practice of historical work. Check with the department for course offerings. Restricted to fourth year students majoring in History or in the History and Philosophy of Science. Also open to History Honours students.
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Courses Offered in Other Terms
HIST101
Origins and diffusion of the world’s great religions; cultural contact along overland trade routes; emergence of civilizations such as the Inca, Chinese, and Christian European; ordering of societies and their political development. This World History course is helpful to the Medieval Studies student by providing a world context to the European Middle Ages. It emphasizes the development of conscious communities and civilizations around the globe and how encounters between them shaped history from the first written records to the fifteenth century. Through the study of primary and secondary sources, students: explore various civilizations’ cultural wealth and diversity as well as their problems and study and discuss the controversial issues arising from various interpretations of World History in this period. Topics to be covered include the emergence and diffusion of the world’s great religions, cultural contact along trade routes and on military frontiers, the ordering of societies and their political development. The course consists of lectures twice a week and discussion sections once a week both terms.
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Thematically-organized topics will explore global aspects of human experience across time. Each section will examine a single theme. Check with the department for course offerings.
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Not a survey of the medieval period, rather this course is an introduction to some of the major problems of medieval studies (e.g., literary, artistic, historical, archaeological) and the methods by which such problems may be resolved. It examines specific periods and places, and treats various aspects and expressions of medieval society in both depth and detail. Topics vary from an examination of how ninth-century European authors reacted to the perceived social and moral decline of the Carolingian realm, to the investigation of the concepts of forgery and authenticity in the Middle Ages and Renaissance and the ways in which the practice of forgery led to the advancement of critical skills in dealing with evidence from the past and its impact upon historical consciousness.
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This course intends to provide a foundation in the global history of science, medicine, and technology in the ancient and medieval worlds. Students are introduced to the early science and medicine of European and Chinese classical antiquity before moving to the science and medicine of the medieval period, incorporating material from European, Chinese, Arabic and Persian sources. Moving chronologically through the semester, the course pays special attention to the connections and translations that enabled knowledge to circulate and transform. Students are introduced to methods of historical practice, including primary-source analysis, historical writing, library and research skills, and public history. No prior work in history of science is required or expected.
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A survey of the political, social, economic, and cultural history of the Jews from the time of the Christianization of the Roman Empire to the expulsion of professing Jews from Spain and Portugal at the end of the fifteenth century.
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Russian politics, society, culture, and empire, beginning with the medieval period extending through the era of Peter the Great’s modernization efforts and the Enlightenment.
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A survey of the development of institutions, ideas and the economy in Europe from about 400 through about 1000 CE.
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A survey of the development of institutions, ideas and the economy in Europe from about 1000 CE through the fourteenth century.
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The interplay between new and traditional ideas, styles, and institutions from the fourteenth to the mid-sixteenth century, with emphasis upon the relationship of social, economic, and political factors to intellectual and cultural change.
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An examination of European history that place both the Protestant Reformation and the Catholic Reformation in the broader context of the political, social, cultural, and economic changes during the early modern era.
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History of China from the earliest times to the disintegration of the Tang Empire. Students will acquire the analytical skills and tools to understand the origins and foundations of Chinese society.
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History of China from the end of Tang to the eve of its modern transformation. Students will acquire the analytical skills and tools to understant the political, socio-economic, and cultural changes in imperial China.
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The history, culture, and social and economic organization of South Asia from the decline of the classical Hindu empires through the Sultanate period. Also listed as ASIA 328.
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The course explores the background to economic change, both growth and contraction, in Europe from the end of the Roman Empire to the beginning of the Industrial Revolution in the 18th century. Topics treated will include causes and effects of economic development, evolution of economic institutions, changes in the distribution of income, roots and effects of technical change, the relationship of changes in the economy to changes in the environment, and the relative performance of the European and Chinese economies.
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Changing topics of Medieval Studies with special attention to research methods using primary sources. Offered occasionally.
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A study of women’s roles in the family, society, law, religion, the economy, and literature from about 500 to 1500 CE.
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This course provides a survey and exploration of the development, interpretation, conflict, and transformation of various intellectual and religious traditions during the Middle Ages.
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Medieval Legal History focuses on the development of the Western legal tradition during the Middle Ages from customary law to statue law with an emphasis on English common law, civil (Roman) law, and canon law and how it changed in its social and political contexts. The course also recognizes how other legal traditions operated in Europe—such as Jewish and Islamic law—and how they related to the dominant legal and political system. Students examine and explain actual legal cases and government acts to understand the law as an important aspect in studying Medieval history and society.
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This course examines in depth the evolution of political institutions, the emergence of royal governments as well as representative assemblies and urban republics and conflicts within and among them leading to the emergence of modern structures.
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The focus of this class is a study of the lives of leading and controversial figures in the Middle Ages and the means by which they have portrayed themselves and have been portrayed by others.
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Selected problems in the theory and practice of historical work. Check with the department for course offerings. Restricted to fourth year students majoring in History or in the History and Philosophy of Science. Also open to History Honours students.
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HIST100 What is History? Sections
The discipline of history through the study of questions, sources, methods, and controversies. Includes case studies of key turning points in world history to examine what historians do and why it matters.
HIST101 World History to Oceanic Contact Sections
Origins and diffusion of the world's great religions; cultural contact along overland trade routes; emergence of civilizations such as the Inca, Chinese, and Christian European; ordering of societies and their political development.
HIST102 World History from 1500 to the Twentieth Century Sections
The civilizations of Asia, Europe, Africa and the Americas, with emphasis on the political, economic, ecological and cultural links among them, and the impact of oceanic contact, imperialism, warfare, migration, and globalization.
HIST103 World History Since 1900 Sections
International relations; changes in the nation-state system; the emergence and impact of major political ideologies; genocide; decolonization; the globalization of trade; and the dynamics of economic, social, cultural, and environmental change in a global context.
HIST104A Topics in World History - TPCS WORLD HIST Sections
Thematically-organized topics will explore global aspects of human experience across time. Each section will examine a single theme. Check with the department for course offerings.
HIST104G Topics in World History - TPCS WORLD HIST Sections
Thematically-organized topics will explore global aspects of human experience across time. Each section will examine a single theme. Check with the department for course offerings.
HIST105B Contemporary Global Issues in Historical Perspective - WAR ON TERROR Sections
Places issues and problems of current relevance such as disease, terrorism, drugs, or ethnic conflict in historical perspective. Each section will explore a single theme. Check with department for course offerings.
HIST106 Global Environmental History Sections
The impact humans have had on the environment, and the ways in which the physical environment has shaped human history: climate, agriculture, energy use, and urbanization.
HIST107 Global Indigenous Histories Sections
An introduction to the experiences of Indigenous peoples and the nature of colonialisms around the world since 1500, and an introduction to historical practices and perspectives.
HIST108 Global History of Capitalism Sections
The history of capitalism in its global dimension from the beginnings to the age of industrialization. An investigation of economies - in both their practices and cultures - around the world and across the ages from ancient times to the modern era.
HIST201 History Through Photographs Sections
The discipline of history through the study of photographs. Explores themes such as colonialism, orientalism, the mass media, representations of gender and sexuality, and protest through photographic evidence.
HIST202A Gateway to the Middle Ages - MIDDLE AGES Sections
Problems and themes of medieval European History through the close study of the people and cultures that produced them.
HIST220A History of Europe - HIST OF EURO Sections
Selected themes and historical approaches in European history; may include Europe's history of religious conflict, state formation, colonialism, nationalism, industrialization, revolution, total war, globalization, genocide, or environmental change.
HIST235 History of Canada: Moments that Matter Sections
An introduction to major turning points in Canadian history. Exploration of the social, political, cultural, and environmental transformations/revolutions that have shaped Canada from early European colonialism to the twenty-first century.
HIST236 Public History in Canada: Memory, Representation, and Interpretation Sections
An introduction to public history in Canada. An exploration of the politics and practice of representing the past in a variety of sites, and questions of historical interpretation, memory, and audience.
HIST237A History of the United States - HISTORY OF USA Sections
Survey from colonial period to present examining political system, slavery, Civil War, race relations and civil rights, westward expansion, industrialization, feminism, expanding international presence, Cold War, and modern culture.
HIST240 Health, Illness and Medicine I: From the Ancient World to the Early Modern Period Sections
History of western medicine, from the Ancient World to the Enlightenment, with a focus on social and cultural ideas surrounding the body, health, and disease, and the development of medical institutions.
HIST250A Latin American History - LATN AMERCN HIST Sections
Exploring themes of colonialism, indigenous life, national imaginaries, dictatorships and transitions to democracy through different forms of telling Latin American history. Includes epistolary writing, maps, eyewitness accounts, chronicles, actions, novels, films, built environment and city plans, testimonios, and plays.
HIST260 Science and Society in the Contemporary World Sections
An introduction to the historical development, conceptual foundations, and cultural significance of contemporary science. Themes will vary from year to year.
HIST270A China in World History - CHINA WORLD HIST Sections
The history of China in a global context, from the earliest times to the most recent past; how China has changed the world and how engagement with the world has changed China.
HIST271 Japan and Global History, 1550 - 1900 Sections
Thematic study of comparisons and relations between Japan and the world outside (primarily Europe and China). Commercial expansion, systems of world order, social institutions, religious and ideological expression, and state organization.
HIST279 Steppe Empires in World History Sections
Powerful empires that flourished over the Eurasian Steppe, from the earliest to modern times, and how regimes and cultures associated with these empires have changed the world.
HIST280 Islamic World History Sections
The history of the Islamic world in its global dimensions from its origins to the present day through the themes of religion, law, politics, culture, and modernity.
HIST302 History of the Indigenous Peoples of North America Sections
Indigenous peoples from pre-contact to the present in Canada and the U.S. Topics include colonial frontiers, disease, fur trade, government policies, environment, gender, religion, oral narratives, activism, urbanization, and identity.
HIST304 Researching Local History from the Ground Up Sections
Sources and methods for reconstructing local history that can be used by Social Studies teachers in B.C. The aim is to develop an appreciation of the formative processes and past experiences that created one's familiar community.
HIST305 History of British Columbia Sections
The social, political, cultural, environmental, and economic transformations that have made British Columbia. Topics include the histories of Indigenous and settler peoples, the modern state, migration, activism, and identity.
HIST311 The British Empire after 1850 Sections
Transformation of the British imperial system from the mid-nineteenth century to de-colonization and neo-colonialism after the second World War.
HIST319 Britain, 1945 to the Present Sections
Survey of recent British history, with emphasis on de-colonization, emergence of the welfare state, new social movements and patterns of immigration, and Britain's changing relationship with Europe.
HIST321A Honours Tutorial - HONOURS TUTORIAL Sections
HIST321B Honours Tutorial - HONOURS TUTORIAL Sections
HIST321D Honours Tutorial - HONOURS TUTORIAL Sections
HIST324 Inventing Canada, 1840-1896 Sections
An examination of political, cultural and national developments within the British North American colonies in the second half of the nineteenth century. Credit will not be granted for both HIST 324 or 326, if 326 was taken before 2007W.
HIST325 Canada 1896-1945: Boom, Bust and War Sections
Includes Aboriginal policy, immigration and national identity; Canada, Britain and the US; World Wars; economic modernization; the Great Depression; regionalism; political and social movements; and the creation of 'Canadian' culture. Credit will only be granted for one of HIST 325 or 426, if 426 was taken before 2007W.
HIST326 Canada Since 1945: Affluence and Anxiety in the Atomic Age. Sections
Includes immigration policy; the welfare state; Aboriginal peoples; the Cold War; resource economies and national politics; continentalism and free trade; constitutional crises; conflicting nationalisms; and new social movements. Credit will only be granted for one of HIST 326 or 426, if 426 was taken before 2007W.
HIST330 History of the Global Financial Order Sections
Origins and transformation of the global financial order (18th century onward) in relation to war, state-building, international political economy, and colonialism.
HIST333A Third-Year Honours Seminar - 3RD YR HONRS SEM Sections
HIST333C Third-Year Honours Seminar - 3RD YR HONRS SEM Sections
HIST339 The United States Since 1945: The Limits of Power Sections
American military and geo-political power during and after Cold War; wars in Korea, Vietnam, and Middle East; domestic issues including McCarthyism, social movements (blacks, women, youth, gays and lesbians, and Native Americans), consumerism, immigration, and rise of New Right.
HIST342 Modern Jewish History Sections
A survey of the political, social, economic, and cultural history of the Jews from the beginning of the sixteenth century to the present with special emphasis on changing attitudes to Jews and Judaism, social and cultural transformations.
HIST347 Medieval and Imperial Russian History, 998 to 1800 Sections
Russian politics, society, culture, and empire, beginning with the medieval period extending through the era of Peter the Great's modernization efforts and the Enlightenment.
HIST351A East Central Europe in the 19th and 20th Centuries - E&C EURO 19/20 C Sections
Covers the region between Germany and Russia as well as Southeast Europe. Emphasis on comparisons with Western Europe and features that make the area significant to Europe as a whole.
HIST352 Modern Middle Eastern History Sections
Politics, culture, society, war, and diplomacy; themes include colonialism, nationalism, and authoritarianism; emphasis on the 20th and 21st centuries.
HIST353A Special Topics in Middle Eastern History - SPC TP MIDEAST Sections
An in-depth study of one major topic in the ancient and/or modern history of the Middle East. Please consult the Department webpage for current offerings.
HIST354 The Ottoman Empire Sections
The rise and fall of the Ottoman empire; themes include Islamic law, politics, art, culture, gender relations, and the influence of religion on statecraft.
HIST356 Twentieth-Century Germany Sections
The political, social, and cultural history of Germany in the twentieth century.
HIST363 Europe in the Early Middle Ages Sections
A survey of the development of institutions, ideas and the economy in Europe from about 400 through about 1000 CE.
HIST365 Europe During the Renaissance Sections
The interplay between new and traditional ideas, styles, and institutions from the fourteenth to the mid-sixteenth century, with emphasis upon the relationship of social, economic, and political factors to intellectual and cultural change.
HIST366 Europe During the Reformation Sections
An examination of European history that place both the Protestant Reformation and the Catholic Reformation in the broader context of the political, social, cultural, and economic changes during the early modern era.
HIST367 Europe in the Age of the Enlightenment Sections
Europe during the age of the Enlightenment, from the end of the religious wars to the French Revolution, with emphasis on political, social, cultural, and intellectual changes in their global context.
HIST368 Europe in the 19th Century Sections
An investigation of main themes in European history from the French Revolution to the beginning of the 20th century. Topics of particular importance are: domestic politics; the interaction of states; the formation of new states; social and economic transformations affecting the whole civilization; major cultural expressions of the century.
HIST369 Europe, 1900-1950 Sections
Europe in the first half of the twentieth century. Themes include the imperialist system, two world wars and their aftermaths, political and social movements of the interwar years, the Depression, and the crisis of liberal democracy. Credit will only be granted for one of HIST 369 or 462.
HIST370 Europe Since 1950 Sections
Europe since the middle of the twentieth century. Themes include the Cold War, the development of separate social and political systems in Western and Eastern Europe, the emergence of the welfare state, and the problems of European integration.
HIST373 History of Hong Kong Sections
History, culture, and identities of Hong Kong from the early 1800s to the present.
HIST379 History of Later Imperial China Sections
History of China from the end of Tang to the eve of its modern transformation. Students will acquire the analytical skills and tools to understand the political, socio-economic, and cultural changes in imperial China.
HIST380C The Making of Modern China: Nationalism, War, Revolution - MODERN CHINA Sections
The history of China from 1800 to the present including the decline of the Qing empire, the rise of modern nationalism, foreign invasion, and China's multiple revolutions.
HIST381 Imperialism and Nationalism in Southeast Asia Sections
The history of European imperial rule, the forms of resistance to it, and the formation of nationalist movements in Southeast Asia. The countries studied include Vietnam, Indonesia, the Philippines, Burma, and Thailand.
HIST382 Post-Colonial Southeast Asia Sections
The history of the Japanese occupation, wars of independence, international relations of the independent nation-states, and internal armed conflicts. Special attention will be paid to the wars in Vietnam, Indonesia, and East Timor.
HIST385 India from Raj to Republic Sections
Exploration of the rise of the East India Company as territorial power, the formation of a colonial society in India, competing responses to British rule, the struggle for independence, and the legacies of partition.
HIST386A Korea Since 1860 - KOREA SINCE 1860 Sections
An examination of the political, economic, social, and cultural transformations of Korea since the late nineteenth century. Topics include the end of the Choson Dynasty, the history of Japanese colonial rule, the Korean war, and the two Koreas in the international system.
HIST390A Topics in History - TOPICS IN HIST Sections
Small-group instruction in a seminar format on a variety of historical topics. Check with the department for course offerings. This course does not satisfy the History Majors Research Seminar (490) requirement.
HIST393 Introduction to History and Philosophy of Science Sections
An examination of historical, conceptual, and methodological conditions of scientific knowledge through detailed consideration of important episodes in the history of science.
HIST394 Darwin, Evolution, and Modern History Sections
Darwin and the science of evolution in nineteenth and early twentieth century.
HIST396 Environmental History of North America Sections
Overview of land use and environmental change in Canada and the United States; examines ideas and practices that shaped indigenous and non-indigenous resource exploitation, management, and activism to the end of the twentieth century.
HIST402D Problems in International Relations - PRBS INTRNL RELN Sections
Selected topics such as trade, migration, diplomacy, war, migration, colonialism, and post- colonialism. Priority for registration to majors in History or International Relations.
HIST403A Seminar in the History of International Relations - INTRNATNL RELTNS Sections
Selected topics in the history of international relations. Restricted to fourth year students majoring in History or International Relations.
HIST403B Seminar in the History of International Relations - INTRNATNL RELTNS Sections
Selected topics in the history of international relations. Restricted to fourth year students majoring in History or International Relations.
HIST403C Seminar in the History of International Relations - INTRNATNL RELTNS Sections
Selected topics in the history of international relations. Restricted to fourth year students majoring in History or International Relations.
HIST403D Seminar in the History of International Relations - INTRNATNL RELTNS Sections
Selected topics in the history of international relations. Restricted to fourth year students majoring in History or International Relations.
HIST403E Seminar in the History of International Relations - HIST GRPHC NVLS Sections
Selected topics in the history of international relations. Restricted to fourth year students majoring in History or International Relations.
HIST403G Seminar in the History of International Relations - INTRNATNL RELTNS Sections
Selected topics in the history of international relations. Restricted to fourth year students majoring in History or International Relations.
HIST403H Seminar in the History of International Relations - BRAZIL AND WORLD Sections
Selected topics in the history of international relations. Restricted to fourth year students majoring in History or International Relations.
HIST406 The Second World War Sections
Precursors and consequences of the war; military, political, cultural, social, and economic histories of how the war shaped and reflected its global context. Themes include totalitarianism, genocide, and imperialism and decolonization.
HIST408 U.S. Foreign Relations from Independence to World War II Sections
U.S. foreign policy and international history. Examines the American rise to power and political, economic, and cultural relationships between the United States and other peoples, organizations, and states worldwide.
HIST409 U.S. Foreign Relations since 1945 Sections
U.S. foreign policy and international history. Political, economic, and cultural relationships between the United States and other peoples, organizations, and states worldwide.
HIST414 Constitutions in Canadian History: From Pre-Contact to the Charter of Rights Sections
European precedents, Colonial self-government, Canadian Confederation, and issues such as gay rights, abortion, and First Nations land rights.
HIST418 The 1960s in Global Perspective Sections
The history of the 1960s from a transnational perspective: culture, social change, student activism, and global conflict.
HIST420D Topics in Canadian History - DRUGS IN CANADA Sections
May include immigration, French-English relations, the growth of the state, health and welfare, or the family.
HIST421A Honours Tutorial - HONOURS TUTORIAL Sections
HIST421B Honours Tutorial - HONOURS TUTORIAL Sections
HIST421D Honours Tutorial - HONOURS TUTORIAL Sections
HIST425 War and Society Sections
Continuity and change in the relations of war and society, the connections between the economy, society, the military, and government in peacetime as well as war; not a course in military history.
HIST432 International Relations in the Twentieth Century Sections
History of international relations from the beginning of the twentieth century to the present. Questions of war, peace, balance of power, and the evolution of the international system in global economic, cultural, and social contexts.
HIST433 Fourth-Year Honours Seminar Sections
HIST441 History of the Holocaust Sections
A study of the systematic attempt to destroy European Jewry during the Nazi regime, 1933-1945. Topics of special importance include: the motivations and behaviour of the perpetrators; the reactions of the victims; the roles of bystanders.
HIST443 History of North American Children and Youth Sections
Children's history from settler days to the present. Topics include education, work and play, ideologies of childhood and adolescence, children's material and popular culture, and differences of identity based on region, class, race, and gender.
HIST449 Honours Essay Sections
HIST453 Class and Culture in Latin America Sections
The relationship between culture and class formation from the late colonial period to the present.
HIST460 Revolution and Resistance in the Third World Sections
Revolutionary movements in the Third World during the second half of the twentieth century; the radicalisation of anticolonial nationalism; the impact of anticolonial radicalism in the developed world; the decline of Marxism as a revolutionary inspiration.
HIST478 Medieval Portraits and Personalities Sections
The lives of leading and controversial figures in the Middle Ages and the means by which they have portrayed themselves and been portrayed by others.
HIST485 Asian Migrant Communities in Vancouver Sections
This course will examine the history of Asian migration to Vancouver and British Columbia, focusing on the development of local communities and provide a background in historical research methods that will enable the students to conduct research on the history of these communities.
HIST488A Special Topics in Asian History - TPCS ASIAN HIST Sections
HIST490C Seminar for Majors in History - SEM FOR HIST MAJ Sections
Selected problems in the theory and practice of historical work. Check with the department for course offerings. Restricted to fourth year students majoring in History or in the History and Philosophy of Science. Also open to History Honours students.
HIST490D Seminar for Majors in History - SEM FOR HIST MAJ Sections
Selected problems in the theory and practice of historical work. Check with the department for course offerings. Restricted to fourth year students majoring in History or in the History and Philosophy of Science. Also open to History Honours students.
HIST490M Seminar for Majors in History - SEM FOR HIST MAJ Sections
Selected problems in the theory and practice of historical work. Check with the department for course offerings. Restricted to fourth year students majoring in History or in the History and Philosophy of Science. Also open to History Honours students.
HIST490P Seminar for Majors in History - SEM FOR HIST MAJ Sections
Selected problems in the theory and practice of historical work. Check with the department for course offerings. Restricted to fourth year students majoring in History or in the History and Philosophy of Science. Also open to History Honours students.
HIST490Q Seminar for Majors in History - SEM FOR HIST MAJ Sections
Selected problems in the theory and practice of historical work. Check with the department for course offerings. Restricted to fourth year students majoring in History or in the History and Philosophy of Science. Also open to History Honours students.
HIST490R Seminar for Majors in History - SEM FOR HIST MAJ Sections
Selected problems in the theory and practice of historical work. Check with the department for course offerings. Restricted to fourth year students majoring in History or in the History and Philosophy of Science. Also open to History Honours students.
HIST490S Seminar for Majors in History - SEM FOR HIST MAJ Sections
Selected problems in the theory and practice of historical work. Check with the department for course offerings. Restricted to fourth year students majoring in History or in the History and Philosophy of Science. Also open to History Honours students.
HIST547A Readings: Special Topics in History - SPEC TOPICS HIST Sections
HIST547D Readings: Special Topics in History - SPEC TOPICS HIST Sections
HIST548D Historiography - HISTORIOGRAPHY Sections
HIST549 Master's Thesis Sections
HIST581D Topics in Science, Technology, and Society - TPC SCI TECH SOC Sections
Advanced seminar on a specific theme or themes of interest to both STS and History.
HIST585A Topics in Cultural History - TOP CUL HIST Sections
HIST586A Topics in Intellectual History - INTELL HIST TPCS Sections
HIST594 Readings in Aboriginal History Sections
HIST599 M.A. Research Seminar Sections
HIST649 Doctoral Dissertation Sections
HIST699 Ph.D. Research Seminar Sections