Upcoming Undergraduate Courses

New Course for Summer 2017! 
Buying and Selling: Consumer Culture - HIST*2220 DE

HIST*2220 explores how the things we buy shape our personal identities and how individuals relate to corporations and advertisers, in the context of the emergence of modern consumer society from the 18th century to the present. It critically examines the shift from home-production economies to mass production. Examining how developments such as department stores, product branding, modern advertising, urbanization, and suburbanization have shaped society, politics, and the economy, the course provides a historical context for contemporary debates about consumer culture

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**Below are the courses currently planned for the Summer 2017/Winter 2018 semesters.  Please note that some changes may occur.

Summer 2017

• HIST*2070 – World Religions in Historical Perspectives (DE)
• HIST*2220 – Buying and Selling: Consumer Culture (DE)
• HIST*2280 – Hockey in Canadian History (DE)
• HIST*3130 – Popular Culture and Punishment (DE)
• HIST*3470 – Independent Reading
• HIST*3480 – Workplace Learning
• HIST*4470 – Special History Project Seminar I
• HIST*4970 – Special History Project Seminar II

Fall 2017

• HIST*1010 - The Early Modern World
• HIST*1050 - Invitation to History (Section 01 Topic TBA)
• HIST*1050 - Invitation to History (Section 02 Topic TBA)
• HIST*1150 - The Modern World
• HIST*1250 - Science and Tech in a Global Context
• HIST*2000 - The British Isles, 1066-1603
• HIST*2040 - War and Society
• HIST*2100 - Pre-Confederation Canada
• HIST*2200 - The Medieval World
• HIST*2260 - Religion and Society (DE)
• HIST*2300 - The United States Since 1776
• HIST*2450 - The Practicing Historian
• HIST*2510 - Modern Europe Since 1789
• HIST*2930 - Women and Cultural Change
• HIST*3130 - Popular Culture and Punishment
• HIST*3140 - Witch-Hunts and Popular Culture (DE)
• HIST*3150 - History and Culture of Mexico
• HIST*3200 - Youth in History
• HIST*3260 - Cinema and the Moving Image
• HIST*3320 - Modern China
• HIST*3410 - Pre-Colonial Africa
• HIST*3440 - The Global Sixties
• HIST*3450 - The Uses of History
• HIST*3470 - Independent Reading
• HIST*3480 - Workplace Learning
• HIST*3590 - Ancient & Medieval India
• HIST*3640 - Madness & Psychiatry
• HIST*3660 - Canadian Social History
• HIST*4100 - Africa & The Slave Trades
• HIST*4120 - Topics in Global History
• HIST*4200 - Health, Mind & Body
• HIST*4270 - Modern Asia
• HIST*4280 - Poverty & Policy in Victorian
• HIST*4470 - Special History Project Seminar
• HIST*4970 - Special History Project Seminar
• HIST*6020 - Historiography II
• HIST*6190 - Topics in Scottish History I
• HIST*6290 - North American History
• HIST*6370 - Topics in Cultural History
• HIST*6520 - Topics in Latin American History
• HIST*7120 - Scottish History Major Seminar

DE = Distance Education