The Bachelor of Arts in History at the University of Manitoba offers you a deep dive into the human past, exploring pivotal events, societal transformations, and the evolution of ideas across diverse cultures and epochs. You will engage with critical historical inquiry, learning to analyse primary sources and construct compelling narratives about subjects ranging from Indigenous histories in Canada and the rise of capitalism to the intricate relationship between disease and society. This undergraduate program is ideal if you are driven by curiosity about how the past shapes the present and are eager to develop sophisticated analytical and research skills.
You will pursue this BA in History full-time on campus over three years, immersing yourself in a dynamic learning environment. Your studies will encompass a wide array of historical periods and themes, with opportunities to explore specialised topics such as food histories, revolutions in Latin America, or comparative urban modernities. Through engaging lectures, rigorous seminars, and potentially hands-on experiences like a cooking lab, you will hone your ability to interpret complex information. You will graduate with a versatile skill set, prepared for further academic study or a variety of professional careers in research, archives, education, policy, and beyond.