History

King’s offers a wide range of stimulating and challenging History courses at various levels. While you learn more about our history, you’ll develop and hone essential skills for today’s world: intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, evidence-based analysis and interpretation, as well as effective communication skills and research methodologies. You’ll personalize your learning experience with a range of courses and topics, taught by our dedicated, award-winning faculty. You can immerse yourself in your subject, with experiential learning courses in Canada, Europe and Latin America.

Public History involves understanding the numerous ways in which people engage with the past and learning how to communicate it to larger audiences through a variety of ways. It is a powerful tool for understanding the forces that shape our world, and for making informed decisions as engaged, responsible citizens. This is an interdisciplinary joint program between King’s, Western and Huron.

In both programs, you’ll develop marketable skills and gain invaluable experience and contacts through groupwork, presentations, networking, and collaboration with community partners through projects, workshops, guest speakers, site visits, and experiential learning opportunities. When you graduate, your valuable skills and expertise will help you to excel in a diverse range of exciting, meaningful careers in the private and public sector, and in professional positions that will allow you to change the world around you.

Expand your options with a double major.