Second-year courses

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In our online classes this year you’ll find innovative teaching and hands-on research–the heart of History at Huron.

Program Notes

Thinking about our Joint Program in Public History? The core Huron course for PH in 2020 is Dr. Compeau’s History 2811F Historians, Communities and the Past. The course will give you the chance to participate in Dr. Compeau’s digital public history project “Loyalist Migrations”, which uses ArcGIS to plot the journeys of migrants who fled the United States in the aftermath of the American Revolution. Partnered with the Map and Data Centre on main campus and the United Empire Loyalist Association of Canada, the project has collected thousands of individual stories to create a visualization and database for public audiences and academic study. Students in History 2811 will be able to contribute, and there will be more opportunities to get involved as the project grows. Follow the project at at loyalistmigrations.ca and read more here: help: https://earlycanadianhistory.ca/2020/06/08/introducing-loyalist-migrations/

New: Minor in Chinese History

Questions about your course choices or History program? Contact Dr. Nina Reid-Maroney, nreidmar@uwo.ca

2200-level History Program Courses 2020-21

HIS 2204G – Crises and Confederation: The Making of Modern Canada
HIS 2302G – American Modern: The United States in the Twentieth Century
HIS 2602G – Pre-Colonial Africa
HIS 2603E – China: Tradition and Transformation
HIS 2610G – Women in East Asia
HIS 2701E – Patterns and Perspectives in World History
HIS 2709F – Race, Rights, and Revolution (NEW)
HIS 2710F – Red, White, Black et Blancs: Early North America
HIS 2811F – Historians, Communities and Past
HIS 2821F – Jewish History to 1492

2100-level courses

HIS 2125F – Northern Enterprise
HIS 2127G – In Search of Canada