History [HIS courses - for JHP see POL]


The following timetable information is the most current information available since the publication of the 2011-2012 Registration Handbook. Courses and meeting sections added will be listed below. Courses and meeting sections cancelled will be indicated as such.

Tutorials: For all courses with tutorial sessions, sign-up will be available after classes commence. Students in 4th year seminars must attend the first class or contact the instructor to explain their absence. Failure to do so may result in the Department withdrawing the student from the seminar.

100-series courses: All 100-series HIS courses are mutually exclusive. Students may enroll in only one 100-series History course. Students enrolled in more than one of these courses (or who have completed one of these courses or a previous HIS 100-series course with a mark of 50% or greater) will be removed at any time.

For 'PE' and 'E' indicator courses: contact the Undergraduate Administrator at the Department of History, Sidney Smith Hall, room 2074.

Undergraduate Counseling Hours: Monday to Friday, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. During peak periods an appointment may be necessary.


Codes used in the Timetable


History [HIS courses - for JHP see POL]
Course SC Title
(subtitle)
Meeting
Section
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List
Time Location Instructor Enrolment
Ind Controls
HIS102Y1YEmpires & ExchangesL0101YTR3SS 2102 C. Chin  
HIS103Y1YStatecraft & StrategyL0101YMW2BT 101 Tba  
HIS107Y1YEast Asian HistoryL5101YT6-8WI 1016 Tba  
HIS109Y1YEur Civ 1350 - 1945L0101YMW3BT 101 K. Bartlett  
HIS202H1SGender Race ScienceL0101YT3-5SS 1087 Tba  
HIS208Y1YJewish HistL0101YTR2SS 1083 Penslar/Tba  
HIS220Y1YMediaeval SocietyL0101YTR11SS 2102 Goering/Cochelin  
HIS241H1F19th Century EuropeL0101Y T1 OI G162
(note: room change)
Tba  
          R1 BA 1160 Tba    
HIS242H1SContemporary EuropeL0101YTR1BT 101 J. Jenkins  
HIS243H1FEurope 1450 - 1648L0101YTR11SS 2117 N. Terpstra  
HIS244H1SEurope 1648 - 1815L0101YTR11SS 2117 Tba  
HIS245Y1YWomen in EuropeL5101YT6-8SS 1085 Tba  
HIS250H1FHistory of RussiaL0101YMW11SS 2102 Tba  
HIS251Y1YHist of E Centrl EurL0101YTR10SS 1085 P. Wrobel  
HIS263Y1YIntro to Can HistoryL0101YTR1NF 003 Bohaker/Penfold  
HIS271Y1YAmer Hist Since 1607L5101YW6-8MC 102 Tba  
HIS280Y1YHistory of ChinaL5101YR6-8MP 202 M. Thompson  
HIS282Y1YHistory of S. AsiaL0101YMW2SS 2127 R. Birla  
HIS283Y1YSE Asian CrossroadsL0101YM10-12UC 163 Tba  
HIS291Y1YColonial Lat AmericaL0101YMW10VC 215 P. Blanchard  
HIS294Y1YCaribbean HistoryL0101YT10-12SS 1083 M. Newton  
HIS297Y1YGender in AfricaL0101YW2-4SS 1083 N. Musisi  
HIS299Y1YRsch Opportunity PrgL0101NTBA N. TerpstraE 
HIS304H1SMiddle East HistoryL0101Cancel 
HIS307H1SCdn Political IssuesL0101YT3-5SS 1086 I. Radforth  
HIS309H1FEuropean RefrmationsL0101YT1-3VC 206 N. Terpstra  
     R1VC 206 N. Terpstra 
HIS309H1SEuropean RefrmationsL0101Cancel
   L0101Cancel
HIS310H1FNA Consumer CulturesL0101YT10-12NF 006 S. Penfold  
   T0101 R10NF 205   
   T0201 R11NF 231   
HIS311Y1YCan Internat RelatnsL0101YTR2GI Tba  
HIS312H1FImmigration to CanL0101YT3-5BR 200 I. Radforth  
HIS314H1SQuebec & French CdaL0101YM2-5SS 1086 S. Mills  
HIS315H1FViet Nam NarrativesL0101YM2-4UC A101 Tba  
HIS317H1F20th Cent GermanyL0101YW2-4SS 2118 J. Jenkins  
HIS319H1SRenaissance FranceL0101YT1-3SS 1086 P. Cohen  
HIS325H1SImperial RussiaL0101YT10-12SS 2105 A. Smith  
HIS326H1FTops in Chinese HisL0101YW2-4SS 2105 M. Thompson  
HIS328H1SModern ChinaL0101YW2-4 UC 244
(note: room change)
M. Thompson  
HIS335H1FSoviet Cultural HistoryL5101YT5-7MP 134 T. Lahusen  
HIS336H1SMedieval SpainL0101YM3-5UC A101 Tba  
HIS337H1S18th Century BritainL0101YTR2VC 101 J. Mori  
HIS338H1FThe Holocaust to 1942L0101YF10-12SS 1085 D. Bergen  
HIS343Y1YModern EspionageL0101YM12-2GI Tba  
HIS344Y1YConflict and Co-OperL5101YT5-7MP 203 Tba  
HIS348H1FTopics: Gender HistL0101Cancel 
HIS349H1FBritain from 1800L5101YT7-9MP 203 Tba  
HIS351Y1YHis of 20th C RussiaL0101YM3-5SS 2110 Tba  
     M5SS 2110 Tba 
HIS353Y1Y10-20th Cent PolandL5101YW6-8IN 204 P. Wrobel  
HIS359H1S20th Century CaribbeanL0101YW10-12UC 179 M. Newton  
HIS361H1SHolocaust from 1942L0101YF10-12SS 1085 D. Bergen  
HIS363H1SGender in Can HisL5101YW6-8SS 1084 Tba  
HIS366H1FAb His Gr Lks Pt 2L5101Cancel 
HIS366H1SAb His Gr Lks Pt 2L5101YT6-9SS 2105 Tba 
HIS368H1FBritain 1485-1660L0101YTR11SS 1085 J. Mori  
HIS369H1FAboriginal PeoplesL5101Cancel 
HIS374H1SAmerican ConsumerismL5101YT5-7VC 206 A. Hood  
HIS376H1SU.S. Now and ThenL0101Cancel 
HIS377H1S20th C Amer Foreign RelL0101YR11-1SS 2110 Tba  
HIS378H1FAmerica in the 1960'sL0101YR3-5SS 1073 Tba  
HIS383H1F20C African WomenL0101Cancel 
HIS385H1SHistory of Hong KongL0101YF12-2SS 2118 Tba  
HIS387H1FFrance 1610-1848L0101YW1-3SS 1084 P. Cohen  
HIS388H1SFrance since 1848L5101YR5-7VC 212 Tba  
HIS389H1FTopics in History
(History and its Publics)
L0101YTR10SS 2108 M. Price  
   (Politics and Protest in Post- 1945 North America)L0201YM2-5SS 1084 S. Mills 
   (American Memory)L5101YR6-8SS 1074 Tba 
HIS389H1STopics in History
(From Revolution to Revolution: Hungary from 1848 to 1989)
L0101YW10-12UC A101 R. Austin 
   (The Asia Pacific War)L0201YR4-6SS 2102 T. Fujitani 
   (Gender and War)L5101YR6-8SS 1083 Tba 
HIS390Y1YLat Amer RevolutionL0101YMW3EM 108 P. Blanchard  
HIS391Y1YBlack FreedomL0101YT2-4 UC 179
(note: room change)
S. Hawkins  
     R2UC 87 S. Hawkins 
HIS401H1SHist of Cold WarL0101YM4-6SS 2129 Tba  
HIS405Y1YCan Foreign RelationL0101YW2-4LA 213 Tba  
HIS410H1SSpectacles in CanadaL0101YR10-12UC 326 I. Radforth  
HIS411H1SGreat TrialsL0101YW10-12SS 2120 M. Marrus  
HIS414H1FDown & Out in MedievalL0101YW10-12UC F204 I. Cochelin  
HIS415H1SNat & Mem in Mod EurL0101YM3-5UC 248 J. Jenkins  
HIS420H1FRussia's WarsL0101YT2-4SS 2101 A. Smith  
HIS423H1FSocial His MedicineL0101YR4-6FG 77 E. Shorter  
HIS428H1SInsts of PerfectionL0101YM1-3UC F204 I. Cochelin  
HIS429H1SCanada and EmpireL0101YT10-12SS 2129 S. Mills  
HIS430H1FCan & the World WarsL0101YM3-5UC 257 I. Radforth  
HIS441H1FConversion & ChristianitiesL0101YT1-3UC 255 K. Mills  
HIS443H1FRenaiss & ReformatnL0101YT3-5NF 332 N. Terpstra  
HIS444H1STopics in Jewish His
(Power and Identity in Modern Jewish History)
L0101YT4-6UC 257 D. Penslar  
HIS448H1SSE Asian GenderL0101YM2-4 SS 570
(note: room change)
Tba  
HIS452H1SSci & Soc 17-19C EurL0101YR3-5SS 2101 J. Mori  
HIS457H1FFrench RevolutionL0101YW9-11UC 248 P. Cohen  
HIS458H1FRus&Sov Frgn PolicyL0101YM2-4NF 205 A. Rossos  
HIS458H1SRus&Sov Frgn PolicyL0101Cancel
HIS460H1SSov His & Film IIL0101YM4-6 RL AV1T. Lahusen  
     M7-9RL AV1T. Lahusen 
HIS470H1FRights in South AsiaL0101Cancel 
HIS470H1SRights in South AsiaL0101YT4-6UC 248 R. BirlaE
HIS472H1FIndigenous/NewcomersL0101YR10-12 BL 312
(note: room change)
H. Bohaker  
HIS474H1FCaribbean DeclnizatnL0101YR11-1IN 209 M. Newton  
HIS477H1STopics in Vict BritL0101YW10-12NF 009 L. Loeb  
HIS479H1SUS Foreign Pol Sin Wrld War IIL0101Cancel 
HIS481H1SElite Women AfricaL0101YM2-4IN 209 N. Musisi  
HIS484H1FThe Car in N.A. HistL0101YW10-12UC 255 S. Penfold  
HIS485H1FTop Chinese HistoryL0101Cancel 
HIS485H1STop Chinese HistoryL0101YT2-4UC 148 M. Thompson 
HIS486H1SWriting & MasculinityL0101YW2-4UC 255 S. Hawkins  
HIS487H1FAnimal & Human RtsL0101YW2-4UC 53 S. Hawkins  
HIS488H1SSecret War 1939-1945L0101YM4-6SS 2101 Tba  
HIS489H1FHis Psych IllnessL0101YF10-12 FG 139
(note: room change)
E. Shorter  
HIS494H1SGlobal GandhiL0101Cancel 
HIS495Y1YTopics in History
(Hacking History)
L0101YR12-3 UC F204
(note: room change)
M. Price  
HIS496H1FTopics in History
(Canada and Decolonization)
L0101YT12-2AP 124 S. Mills  
HIS496H1STopics in History
(Taking Shots at the Man)
L0101YW2-4UC 67 Tba 
   (Mexico in the 20th Century)L0201
Cancel
   L5101Cancel
HIS498H1FIndependent StudiesL0101NTBA StaffE 
HIS498H1SIndependent StudiesL0101NTBA StaffE
HIS499Y1YIndependent StudiesL0101NTBA StaffE 


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