History University of Regina

Overview

The History programme at the University of Regina offers a comprehensive exploration into the lives, decisions, and cultures of previous generations. This degree provides students with the analytical tools to understand how various civilisations have evolved and why contemporary societies function as they do today.

Why History at the University of Regina?

Studying at this institution allows students to engage with history from multiple perspectives, including political, economic, social, and gender-based viewpoints. The Faculty of Arts provides a robust liberal arts foundation, supported by resources from the University of Regina and its federated colleges, such as Campion College and the First Nations University of Canada. This collaborative environment ensures a diverse academic experience that covers a vast range of global and local historical contexts.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 1094 per credit
• National fee: CAD 551 per credit

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Issues in World History
• Canada From Confederation to World War I
• Evolution of Modern Britain
• Revolutionary China and Japan
• Gender and the Body in Early Modern Europe
• Women in Canadian History

Careers with History

Graduates from this programme are equipped with versatile skills in research, critical analysis, and communication, making them valuable assets in numerous professional fields. Many alumni pursue successful careers in law, teaching, and government service. The degree also provides a strong pathway into the non-profit sector, cultural institutions, and the foreign service. Additionally, the analytical nature of the course prepares students for roles in banking and various corporate environments that require a deep understanding of societal development.