Not all courses are offered every year. Please consult the department's list of current course offerings.
Course Code | Course Title |
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Topics in History | |
Theory and History | |
History and Biopolitics | |
HIS1005H | Reading Queer and Trans Histories of North America |
Theories, Histories, Imaginaries: Themes in Technoscience | |
The Practice of Public History and Archival Research | |
Empire and Governmentality: Economy, Culture, and Liberal Governance | |
New Historiographies of Capitalism: Globality and Making Space, Time, Subjects | |
Queer and Trans Oral History | |
HIS1012H | Indigenous and Decolonial Science and Technology Studies |
HIS1013H | Intellectuals and Decolonization |
HIS1014H | Neoliberalism in North America |
Oral History Theory and Practice | |
HIS1016H | Historical Readings in Gender and Sexuality |
HIS1017H | History and Social Media: Critical Histories for Big Publics |
HIS1018H | History as Creative Nonfiction |
HIS1019H | Science, Nature, and Empire |
HIS1021H | Environment and History |
HIS1022H | Animals, Culture, and History |
Images as History: Photography, Historical Method, and Conceptualizing Visuality | |
Modernity and Its Visual Cultures | |
Maps in History: Power and Identity, Conflict and Imagination | |
Topics in Canadian Social History | |
Canada: Colonialism/Postcolonialism | |
Canada By Treaty: Alliances, Title Transfers, and Land Claims | |
Canadian Foreign Relations, 1940–2003 | |
History of the Sex Trade in Canadian and Comparative Contexts | |
Race in the USA and Canada | |
Readings in European Intellectual History | |
Jus Commune | |
Topics in Medieval Church History | |
HIS1205H | The Communist Experience in Central and Eastern Europe |
Medieval Institutes of Perfection | |
Social Change in Medieval England, 1154–1279 | |
Topics in Early Modern European Social History | |
HIS1228H | Revolutions in History: The Annales School in Context |
European Colonialism, 1870–1970: A Comparative History | |
Colonial Urbanism in the Mediterranean World, 1800–1950 | |
Readings in Early Modern French History | |
HIS1235H | Histories in the Mediterranean: From Braudel to Post-Colonialism |
HIS1236H | Modern French Colonial History |
France: 1870–1968 | |
HIS1245H | Gender in Europe 1500–1950 |
HIS1265H | Atrocities and Memory in Postwar Europe and North America |
The Holocaust and World War II | |
The Social History of Medicine in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries | |
Topics in Twentieth-Century European History | |
HIS1273H | Taking the Waters: Spas and Water Cures in History |
Imperial Germany, 1871–1918 | |
Topics in 20th C German History | |
World War II in East Central Europe | |
History of Real Socialism | |
Categories of Imperial Russian Social History | |
Polish Jews Since the Partitions of Poland | |
Russia's Empire | |
The Cold War Through Its Archives | |
Topics in Imperial Russian History | |
Stalinism and After: Beyond Cold War History | |
History of Food and Drink | |
Early Modern English Popular Culture, 1500–1800 | |
Studies in Victorian Society | |
HIS1441H | Ireland, Race, and Empires |
American Political History Since 1877 | |
American Foreign Policy in the Cold War | |
Gender and International Relations | |
Reading in U.S. History | |
HIS1555H | Gender and Slavery in the Atlantic World, 17th to 19th Century |
Rethinking Modernity Through Japan | |
Religion and Society in Southeast Asia | |
Critical Historiography of Late Imperial and Modern China | |
Imperial Circulation and Diasporic Flows in the British Empire | |
Empire and Nation in Modern East Asia | |
War and Memory in Twentieth-Century East Asia | |
Colonial Violence: Comparative Histories | |
Colloquium in Latin American and Caribbean History | |
Trends in Women and Gender History in the Global South | |
Topics in African History | |
Space and Power in Modern Africa | |
HIS1710H | Slave Emancipation in the Atlantic World |
Topics on the History of Ethiopia | |
Topics in Latin American History: Race, Gender, and Citizenship | |
HIS1783H | Jews of the Premodern Islamic World |
The Islamic Revolution | |
International Relations in the Middle East | |
HIS1786H | The Middle East and Europe in 19th-Century Travel Literature |
Global Histories of the Archives | |
HIS1802H | Slavery in North America |
Human Rights and Empire | |
Histories of the Carceral State | |
HIS1810H | Indigenous Economies and Imperialism |
Law, Space, and History | |
Changing Skylines: (Re)mapping Urban History in the Global Age | |
Critical Approaches to Historical Anthropology | |
Global Rights: A Critical History | |
Regimes of Value | |
History in International Affairs | |
Approaches and Methodologies in Contemporary International History | |
The Practice of History | |
Reading Course | |
Reading Course | |
Directed Research | |
Comparative Totalitarian Culture |
Cross-Listed Courses
Course Code | Course Title |
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BKS2000H | Advanced Seminar in Book History and Print Culture |
CIN3008H | Topics in Film and Media History |
ERE1175H | One Hundred Years of Cultures of Refugees in Europe, 1920–2020 |
FAH1965H | The Sixties Revisited |
JHL1680H | Revolutionary Women's Cultures in East Asia, Early to Mid 20th Century |
Introduction to Medieval Medicine | |
Monastic Rules and Customaries | |
Medieval Sicily | |
HPS4110H | Medicine, Science, and Mobility in the Mediterranean World |
WGS1021H | Black Diaspora Feminisms, Modernity, Freedom, Belonging |
WGS1031H | Gendering Racial Capitalism |
Other Departments
Students may take courses from other departments for graduate history credit with permission of the Associate Chair, Graduate. Interested students should consult the appropriate calendar entries and departmental websites for current course offerings.