By its very nature, History provides access to a whole range of professional possibilities. The study of history promotes a better understanding of the way in which societies work, the factors that bring them together and set them apart, the events that have shaped their development.The program is offered at University of Ottawa.
It is a subject that helps to explain how different political, religious, and legal systems came into being and how cultural, social, economic, and geographical conditions have determined the way in which countries have developed. It is a discipline that allows us to get to the very heart of the way peoples think and act.
A good background in history is an indispensable condition for a successful career in a variety of areas: law, journalism, administration, teaching, communications, and the public and diplomatic services.
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Before submitting an application, you must meet or intend to meet all of the admission requirements, namely, have a secondary school diploma (or the equivalent if you’ve studied outside Canada), attain the minimum average, meet the language requirements and take all the prerequisite courses for the program.
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