History

The Bachelor of Arts in History at the University of Regina offers students an in-depth exploration of the human past, encompassing a wide range of eras, regions, and themes. This comprehensive program is designed to develop critical thinking, analytical skills, and a deep understanding of historical processes and their impacts on contemporary society. Students will engage with diverse sources, including primary documents, artifacts, and scholarly interpretations, to gain a nuanced understanding of historical events and trends. The curriculum combines foundational courses in Western and non-Western history with specialized electives that allow students to pursue their particular interests, whether in political history, social history, economic history, cultural history, or global history.

Throughout the program, students have the opportunity to develop research skills, learn historiographical methods, and enhance their ability to communicate complex ideas effectively, both orally and in writing. The program also encourages interdisciplinary approaches, integrating insights from areas such as anthropology, archaeology, and political science. The Bachelor of Arts in History prepares graduates for diverse career paths, including education, research, public history, government service, cultural institutions, and further academic study. The University of Regina provides a supportive learning environment with experienced faculty members renowned for their research and mentorship. Students can participate in extracurricular activities such as study abroad programs, internships, and conferences, enriching their academic experience and professional development. Graduates of the program will leave with a broad understanding of historical themes and the ability to critically analyze information, making them valuable contributors to a wide range of fields.