Embark on a journey through time with the History (Hons) undergraduate degree at Queen's University, a program designed for intellectually curious students eager to understand the forces that have shaped our world. You will delve into diverse historical themes, from Indigenous histories and the making of modern Europe to the complexities of migration and the evolution of global indigenous histories. This course is ideal for those who possess a keen analytical mind and a desire to critically examine past events to better comprehend contemporary issues and challenges.
This full-time, on-campus Bachelor's Degree is structured over four years, offering you a comprehensive exploration of historical practice. You will engage with a rich syllabus covering topics such as war and revolution, global indigenous histories, and the history of sexuality in Canada, alongside opportunities for experiential learning and historical practice. Through rigorous research, critical analysis, and compelling communication, you will develop transferable skills. Graduates are prepared for a wide array of careers in fields like law, education, public policy, museum work, and media, equipped with the analytical and research expertise valued across many professional sectors.