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First Year Seminars (FYSM)

CourseSemester(s)Delivery MethodInstructor
FYSM 1405A: Doing History – “Playing History” (field c)Fall 2025/Winter 2026 (Full Year)In-person section (Campus presence)P. Walker
FYSM 1405B: Doing History – “A Global History of WWII” (field b, d or e)Fall 2025/Winter 2026 (Full Year)In-person section (Campus presence)H. Goldman

1000 Level

CourseSemester(s)Delivery MethodInstructor
HIST 1003A: Empire, War, and Revolution in Europe, 1850-1939 (field b)Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)S. Eedy
HIST 1004A: Europe in War and Cold War (field b)Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)S. Eedy
HIST 1301A: Conflict and Change in Early Canadian History (field c)Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)S. Mickelson
HIST 1302A: Rethinking Modern Canadian History (field c)Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)L. Madokoro
HIST 1701A: History of the Global South, 1400-1850 (field a or d)Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)S. Lipsett-Rivera
HIST 1702A: History of the Global South, 1850 to the present (field d)Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)H. Ahmed
HIST 1900A: Topics in History – “History of the Internet” (field e)Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)S. Graham
HIST 1900B: Topics in History – “History Games” (field e)Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)P. Walker

2000 Level

CourseSemester(s)Delivery MethodInstructor
HIST 2003A: The Early Medieval World: 300-1000 (field a)Fall 2025Online Unscheduled Section (Campus presence is not required)S. Keeshan
HIST 2004A: The Late Medieval World: 1000-1500 (field a)Winter 2026Online Unscheduled Section (Campus presence is not required)S. Keeshan
HIST 2301A: Canadian Political History (field c)Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)M. Bellamy
HIST 2311A: Environmental History of Canada (field c or e)Winter 2026Online Unscheduled Section (Campus presence is not required)A. Fung
HIST 2401A: History of the United States to 1865 (field c)Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)H. Goldman
HIST 2402A: History of the United States from 1865 (field c)Winter 2026Online Unscheduled Section (Campus presence is not required)H. Goldman
HIST 2502A: Modern Britain & Empire Before 1914 (field b)Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)D. Kinsey
HIST 2506A: Introduction to Women’s and Gender History (field e)Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)P. Walker
HIST 2511A: 20th-Century Germany (field b)Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)A. Jones
HIST 2512A: Modern Britain & Empire, 1914-present (field b)Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)D. Kinsey
HIST 2707A: Modern Africa (field d)Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)S. Kudjawu
HIST 2806A: History of Japan (field d)Fall 2025/Winter 2026 (Full Year)In-person section (Campus presence)J. Kovalio
HIST 2809A: The Historian’s CraftFall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)J. St. Germain
HIST 2809B: The Historian’s CraftWinter 2026Mix of In-person and Online (Campus presence)M. Hogue
HIST 2811A: Public History From Memory to Museums (field e)Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)J. Walsh
HIST 2902A: Origins of the Greeks – cross-listed with CLCV 2902AFall 2025Online Scheduled Section (Campus presence is not required)Offered by Classics
HIST 2903A: Democracy to Alexander (Field a) – cross-listed with CLCV 2903AWinter 2026Online Scheduled Section (Campus presence is not required)Offered by Classics
HIST 2904A: Rise of the Roman Empire – cross-listed with CLCV 2904AFall 2025Online Unscheduled Section (Campus presence is not required)Offered by Classics
HIST 2905A: Rome of the Caesars (Field a) – cross-listed with CLCV 2905AWinter 2026Online Unscheduled Section (Campus presence is not required)Offered by Classics
HIST 2906A: Kyivan Rus’ & the Russian Empire to 1801 (field a or b)Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)E. Fraser
HIST 2910A: Special Subject in History – “Religion in Colonial Latin America” (field d or e) – cross-listed with RELI 2840AFall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)A. Mayer
HIST 2915A: History of the Modern Middle East (field d)Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)H. Ahmed

3000 Level

CourseSemester(s)Delivery MethodInstructor
HIST 3000A: Topics in Ancient History: “Intro to Digital Archaeology” (Field a) – cross-listed with CLCV 3000AFall 2025Online Unscheduled Section (Campus presence is not required)S. Graham
HIST 3001A: History at the Movies (field e)Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)A. Brown
HIST 3006A: Medieval Religious Life (field a or e)Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)TBC
HIST 3009A: Studies in Greek History: “TBD” (field a)- cross-listed with CLCV 3201AWinter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)Offered by Classics
HIST 3101A: Studies in Roman History: “Hannibal and the Punic Wars” (field a)- cross-listed with CLCV 3202AFall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)
Offered by Classics
HIST 3109A: Social History of Alcohol (field e)Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)R. Phillips
HIST 3113A: Revolution and Society in France, 1789-1799 (field b)Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)R. Phillips
HIST 3121A: Sports in the Cold War (field b or e)Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)E. Fraser
HIST 3205A: Canadian Business History (field c)- cross-listed with BUSI 4608AFall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)M. Bellamy
HIST 3301A: Québec Since 1800 (field c) – cross-listed with CDNS 3550AFall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)D. Marshall
HIST 3304A: Canada-United States Relations (field c)Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)S. Azzi
HIST 3305A: Crime and State in History (field e) – cross-listed with LAWS 3305AWinter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)Offered by Law
HIST 3413A: The United States and Its Borderlands (field c)Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)M. Hogue
HIST 3500A: Migration and Diaspora in Canada (field c)Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)L. Madokoro
HIST 3510A: Indigenous Peoples of Canada (field c)Winter 2026Online Scheduled Section (Campus presence is not required)T. Betke
HIST 3517A: History of Modern Egypt (field d)Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)H. Ahmed
HIST 3708A: Reformation Europe (field a) – cross-listed with RELI 3220AFall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)Offered by Religion
HIST 3712A: Mexico: Aztecs to Narcos (field d)Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)G. Escalante Rengifo
HIST 3714A: The Holocaust: Historical and Religious Dimensions (field b) – cross-listed with RELI 3140AFall 2025Online Scheduled Section (Campus presence is not required)Offered by Religion
HIST 3805A: China since the Xinhai [1911] Revolution (field d)Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)J. Kovalio
HIST 3806A: Japan Since 1945 (field d)Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)J. Kovalio
HIST 3807A: Practicum in HistoryFall 2025J. Walsh
HIST 3807B: Practicum in HistoryWinter 2026J. Walsh
HIST 3809A: Historical Representations (field e)Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)J. Walsh
HIST 3814A: Crafting Digital History (field e) – cross-listed with DIGH 3814AFall 2025Online Unscheduled Section (Campus presence is not required)S. Coleman
HIST 3815A: Group Practicum (field e)Winter 2026J. Opp
HIST 3820A: Explorations in Historical Theory – “The Russian RevolutionFall 2025Online Unscheduled Section (Campus presence is not required)E. Fraser
HIST 3820B: Explorations in Historical Theory – “Youth and HistoryWinter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)S. Whitney
HIST 3909C: Topic in Public History – “History, historians, and games” (field e)Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)M. Saurette

4000 Level

CourseSemester(s)Delivery MethodInstructor
HIST 4201A: Modern European History – “Paris in the Jazz Age & Beyond” – cross-listed with EURR 4201A and EURR 5201AWinter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)S. Whitney
HIST 4201B: Modern European History – “Everyday Life in the USSR” – cross-listed with EURR 4202A and EURR 5202AWinter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)E. Fraser
HIST 4210A: Topics in Ancient History – “O tempora! O mores! Cicero and Catiline” – cross-listed with CLCV 4210AWinter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)Offered by Classics
HIST 4303A: Society and Culture in Canada – “Biography, Memoir, and the Writing of Prairie HistoryFall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)M. Hogue
HIST 4305A: Political History in Canada – “The History of Beer, Brewing and Drinking in Canada”Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)M. Bellamy
HIST 4500A: Seminar in British History – “History of the BodyFall 2025/Winter 2026 (Full Year)In-person section (Campus presence)D. Kinsey
HIST 4604A: Central Europe, Past and Present – cross-listed with HIST 5604A, EURR 4204A, and EURR 5204Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)Offered by EURUS
HIST 4607A: Imperial Russia and the Russian Revolution – cross-listed with HIST 5607A, EURR 4305A, and EURR 5305Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)Offered by EURUS
HIST 4806A: Global and Transnational History – “History of Sport”Fall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)M. Bellamy
HIST 4915A: Topics in History – “Anti-Colonial Resistance in Modern Middle EastFall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)H. Ahmed
HIST 4915A: Topics in History – “Studies in Romanticism” – cross-listed with ENGL 4500AWinter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)Offered by English
HIST 4916A: Topic in Public History – “Historical Game StudiesFall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)M. Saurette
HIST 4916B: Topic in Public History – “Basket, Bead and Quill: Indigenous Customary Arts” – cross-listed with ARTH 4005AFall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)A. Nahwegahbow
HIST 4916C: Topic in Public History – “The Business of History” – cross-listed with DIGH 4001A and ENGL 4155AWinter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)S. Graham
HIST 4916D: Topic in Public History – “Canadian War Art”

Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)S. Pagnotta

5000 Level

CourseSemester(s)Delivery MethodInstructor
HIST 5003F: Historical Theory and MethodFall 2025/Winter 2026 (Full Year)In-person section (Campus presence)A. Johnston
HIST 5314A: Colonialism and Postcolonialism in Canada – “Settler Colonialism and Migration“ – cross-listed with CDNS 5003C and MGDS 5002BWinter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)L. Madokoro
HIST 5316G: Canadian History Special Topics – “Unsettling the Prairie WestFall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)M. Hogue
HIST 5604A: Central Europe, Past and Present – cross-listed with EURR 4404A and EURR 5204AFall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)Offered by EURUS
HIST 5607A: Imperial Russia and the Russian Revolution – cross-listed with HIST 4607A, EURR 4305A, and EURR 5305AFall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)Offered by EURUS
HIST 5700F: Introduction to Public HistoryFall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)J. Opp
HIST 5702F/FF: Public History Special Topics – “Cine-Archival Theory, History and Practice” – cross-listed with FILM 5107F/FF and CURA 5003G/GGFall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)Offered by Film Studies
HIST 5702W: Public History Special Topics – “Towards an Indigenous Museology” – cross-listed with ARTH 5218W and CLMD 6104WWinter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)A. Nahwegahbow
HIST 5702X: Public History Special Topics – “Constructing Canada: The Politics of National Identity” – cross-listed with CDNS 5601WWinter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)Offered by Canadian Studies
HIST 5702Y: Public History Special Topics – “Access, Outreach, and Public Service in Canadian Archives”Winter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)S. Hodge & C. Trainor
HIST 5702Z/ZF: Public History Special Topics – “Graduate Documentary Seminar” – cross-listed with FILM 5506B/BFWinter 2026Mix of In-person and Online (Campus presence)Offered by Film Studies
HIST 5705W: Museums, National Identity and Public MemoryFall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)A. Adamek
HIST 5707W: Narrativity and Performance in Public HistoryWinter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)R. Duthie
HIST 5710A: Race and EmpireFall 2025In-person section (Campus presence)C. Jangam
HIST 5803W: History of Women, Gender and Sexuality – FoundationsWinter 2026In-person section (Campus presence)S. Whitney

Summer Courses

CourseSemester(s)Delivery MethodInstructor
HIST 2301A: Canadian Political History (field c)May-June 2026In person section: not suitable for online studentsK. Badgley
HIST 2401A: History of United States to 1865 (field c)July-Aug 2026Online asynchronousH. Goldman
HIST 2913A: History of Oil: Science, Technology, Culture and Conflict (field e)July-Aug 2026Online asynchronousI. Wereley
HIST 3005A: Medieval Aristocratic Life (field a)May-June 2026Online asynchronousS. Keeshan
HIST 5906S: The Afterlives of Oral History May-June 2026In person section: not suitable for online studentsJ. Walsh

Additional Information

Questions?

For FYSMs and 1000-4000-level undergraduate courses

Please contact the Acting Undergraduate Administrator, Michelle Coutts (Michelleannecoutts@cunet.carleton.ca), if you require assistance.

For 5000-level graduate courses

Please contact the Graduate Administrator, Joan White (joan.white@carleton.ca) if you require assistance.

Course Delivery Types

These are the course delivery methods that are used by the History Department. (These will appear in the “Section Information” listing in Carleton Central):

Course Delivery TypeDetails
In-person section (Campus presence)In-person section; not for online students.
The class is held in a classroom at a scheduled time.
Course time and location are available in Carleton Central.
Mix of In-person and Online (Campus presence)In-person and online classes/activities.
In-person activities may Include meetings, in-term assessment and/or the final exam.
Online activities may include live classes at the scheduled time and/or previously recorded lectures.
More details are available in the course outline.
Computer requirements: high-speed Internet access, webcam, and headset with a microphone.
Online Scheduled Section (Campus presence is not required)Online classes/activities at a scheduled time.
Usually, live classes/activities run every week. If not, specific dates are available in the course outline.
Computer requirements: high-speed Internet access, webcam, and headset with a microphone.
Online Unscheduled Section (Campus presence is not required)Online classes/activities are not scheduled.
Students are expected to remain up to date with deadlines and due dates provided by the instructor.
Computer requirements: high-speed Internet access and a computer.

Disclaimer: this list of courses is drawn up several months in advance and is subject to change.