Upcoming Undergraduate Courses
About 2020-2021
Dear History students,
The Department of History is teaching its courses remotely this year. Formats vary and include both synchronous (live lectures and discussions, for example) and asynchronous components. So whether you have decided to move back to Guelph or not, we continue to make sure you are able to keep up with your degree. Please check our course outline webpage to learn more about the content and format of each HIST course. We look forward to seeing you again on campus as soon as it is safe to do so. That access will be determined by Provincial Government guidelines through the local Public Health Department and by protocols developed within this university, all of which prioritize safety.
We continue to work hard to create a remote experience that presents intellectual challenges and use technology to create accessible, interactive, and exciting content.
Winter 2021 History Course Offerings (subject to change)
Note that DE = Distance Education
- HIST*1010 DE The Early Modern World
- HIST*1050 01 Invitation to History: The Tudors
- HIST*1050 02 Invitation to History: The Celts
- HIST*1150 01 The Modern World
- HIST*1150 02 The Modern World
- HIST*1250 01 Sci & Tech in a Global Context
- HIST*2020 01 Film as History
- HIST*2040 DE War and Society
- HIST*2120 DE Animals and Society
- HIST*2130 01 Modern Sport - A Global History
- HIST*2160 DE 9/11 in Historical Perspectives
- HIST*2190 01 Celtic Britain and Ireland Early Mod
- HIST*2200 01 The Medieval World
- HIST*2250 DE Environment and History
- HIST*2340 01 Slavery & Migrations in the Atlantic World
- HIST*2450 01 The Practicing Historian
- HIST*2510 01 Modern Europe Since 1789
- HIST*2600 01 Post-Confederation Canada
- HIST*2850 01 Ancient Greece and Rome
- HIST*2910 01 Modern Asia
- HIST*3130 DE Popular Culture and Punishment
- HIST*3160 01 Canadian Political History
- HIST*3200 01 Youth in History
- HIST*3240 01 Food History
- HIST*3270 01 Revolution in the Modern World
- HIST*3310 01 Disease in History
- HIST*3390 01 Governments and Indigenous Spaces
- HIST*3440 01 The Global Sixties
- HIST*3450 01 The Uses of History
- HIST*3470 01 Independent Reading (Instructor approval and Course Waiver Request required)
- HIST*3480 01 Workplace Learning: Topic TBA (Instructor approval and Course Waiver Request required)
- HIST*3480 02 Workplace Learning: Rural Diary Archive (Instructor approval and Course Waiver Request required)
- HIST*3480 03 Workplace Learning: Topic TBA (Instructor approval and Course Waiver Request required)
- HIST*3480 04 Workplace Learning: Miscreants & Rascals (Instructor approval and Course Waiver Request required)
- HIST*3490 DE Canada and the Second World War
- HIST*3520 01 The Vikings
- HIST*3640 01 Madness & Psychiatry
- HIST*3820 01 Early Modern France
- HIST*3830 01 Modern Middle East
- HIST*3840 01 Ottoman Empire, 1300-1923
- HIST*4040 01 Topics in Scottish History
- HIST*4070 01 Experiential Learning: Research
- HIST*4080 01 Indigenous Resistance Writing
- HIST*4120 01 Topics in Global History
- HIST*4170 01 Exploration of Digital Humanities
- HIST*4450 01 Life, Death and Migrations
- HIST*4470 01 Special History Project I
- HIST*4700 01 Topics in Medieval History/Premodern History
- HIST*4970 01 Special History Project II
For more information regarding these history courses refer to our Course Outlines page. *To have the updated information, make sure you choose Winter 2021 in the drop down menu.