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DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
Faculty of Humanities
D. Sharron - Archives and Special Collections, Heidi B., Stacey M., Prof. A. McDonald, Danielle P., at Kalamazoo Conference, May 2012.
HIST MA students Heidi B., Danielle P., Stacey M., Sara S. (English MA student) and Robert B., at Kalamazoo Conference, May 2012
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
GRADUATE PROGRAM
Our program offers a high-quality Master’s degree in History consistent with the excellence and dedication of the faculty who teach it. A distinctive feature of the program is an emphasis on theme rather than on region or timeframe. Those themes are:
IMPERIALISM
GENDER HISTORY
INTELLECTUAL HISTORY
REVOLUTIONS
LABOUR SYSTEMS
MIGRATION/ETHNICITY/ IDENTITY
HISTORY OF MEDICINE/SCIENCE
HISTORY AND COMPUTING
The Master of Arts in History provides students with training, through course work and research experience, in the various fields of history. The focus is on developing critical analysis of both primary and secondary sources. Students will be required to study historiography and methodology and will be encouraged to engage the vibrant theoretical debates in the study of history.
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